Driving Term Experments at CERN References List of Possibilities General Overview Theory New Developments List of Limits Linear Coupling Compensation Sextupole.

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Driving Term Experments at CERN References List of Possibilities General Overview Theory New Developments List of Limits Linear Coupling Compensation Sextupole Resonances Exotic Applications Commissioning of the LHC

8 November, 2005Driving Term Experiments at CERN2 Reference J. Bengtsson, “Non-linear transverse dynamics for storage rings with applications to the Low-Energy Antiproton Ring (LEAR) at CERN”, Cern Yellow Report J. Laskar, C. Froeschlé and A. Celletti, “The measure of chaos by the numerical analysis of the fundamental frequencies. Application to the standard mapping”, Physica D 56, pp. 253— R. Bartolini and F. Schmidt, “Normal Form via Tracking or Beam Data”, Part. Accel. 59, pp R. Tomás, “Direct Measurement of Resonance Driving Terms in the Super Proton Synchrotron (SPS) of CERN using Beam Position Monitors”, Cern PhD Thesis – P. Urschütz, “Measurement and Compensation of Betatron Resonances at the CERN PS Booster Synchrotron”, Cern PhD Thesis.

8 November, 2005Driving Term Experiments at CERN3 List of Possibilities

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8 November, 2005Driving Term Experiments at CERN8 II. Term Comparison and Sextupole Resonances   Theory – General Overview I. Equivalence of Spectral Lines and Terms in the Generating Function   Resonance-Line Definition Resonance-Line Definition  

8 November, 2005Driving Term Experiments at CERN9 Recent Developments Effect of Particle Distribution  Signal reduces by 1/(m-1) (  derivation Rogelio’s thesis) AC-Dipole instead of Kicker (non-destructive!!)  R. Tomás, “Normal Form of Particle Motion under the Influence of an AC Dipole”, Phys. Rev. ST Accel. Beams, 5, (2002).

8 November, 2005Driving Term Experiments at CERN10 List of Limits Pairs of 90˚ pick-ups needed Method does not work near chaos (no surprise!) Detuning Terms are not directly accessible Higher order Terms need large Kicks, in particular due to 1/(m-1) reduction due to decoherence (  AC-Dipole) High resolution pick-up System needed each Turn! Did not work at DESY, BNL & FERMILAB! (  a PhD student made it work for PS booster)

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8 November, 2005Driving Term Experiments at CERN12 Linear Coupling Compensation PS Booster  

8 November, 2005Driving Term Experiments at CERN13 Sextupole Resonances SPS –Polarity Problem   –Sextupole Failure   –Measure Coefficient   PS Booster  

8 November, 2005Driving Term Experiments at CERN14 Single 4ơ Kick does everything!!   AC-Dipole idea great  positive indications at BNL Chromaticity Measurement (sign also!) In simulation works with simultaneous transverse and longitudinal kick  experiment remains sketchy Exotic Applications

8 November, 2005Driving Term Experiments at CERN15 Commissioning of the LHC Polarity Checks & Correction Steering both Beam-based Mostly for Injection and b 3 Spool Piece Correction Higher Orders and Top Energy not excluded Need turn-by-turn BPM System on Day 1, which means low Failure Rate for all BPMs each Turn!!