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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)1 ATF2 line studies with BDSIM using two different beam inputs parameters
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)2 BDSIM Choice particle type (e-,e+, gamma) Choice energy, input parameters Sampler : “record” positions (after the selected element). Create one TTree each time ( possibilities to see a Z dependence for example) BDSIM Options: option,physicsList hadronic_standard em_muon em_standard Options, beam characteristics (beam pipe radius )
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)3 ATF2 V3.6 (Gaussian input) σ x = 32.1 10 -5 m σ y = 7.66 10 -7 m σ x’ = 1.64 10 -6 σ y’ = 8.99 10 -8 σ E = 0.001 GeV
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)4 Energy loss No Energy loss No creation of secondary particles too perfect (?) Other option to switch on ?
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)5 Beam parameters (x) One distribution after each element No secondary particles (… !)
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)6 Beam Parameters (y)
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)7 Beam parameter as a function of Z
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)8 Beam parameter as a function of Z
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)9 Using input file from PLACET Which parameters are in ? Correlations are already in ? At least secondary particles (photons and positrons are created !)
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)10 Energy loss Energy loss seems to be included In the case of Gaussian input beam the parameters might be not correct
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)11 Beam parameters (x)
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)12 Beam Parameters (y)
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)13 Beam parameter as a function of Z
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)14 Beam parameters (x) Gaussian FIT
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)15 Beam parameter as a function of Z (zoom)
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)16 Beam parameter as a function of Z
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)17 Beam parameters (y) Gaussian FIT
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)18 Beam parameter as a function of Z (zoom)
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)19 Beam Parameters extraction From x and y distributions we extracted σ x and σ y From x and x’ distributions one can extract ε x : And then : extraction of the function : β x =
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)20 Gaussian input : X
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)21 Gaussian input : Y
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)22 PLACET input : X
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)23 PLACET input : Y
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14/06/2007Hayg GULER (LLR)24 Open points, Next Studies Gaussian distribution in BDSIM : What is wrong/correct (?) BDSIM + PLACET : See if the secondary generation is correct (in andtities and distribution) Compare to other codes (optical : Dimad ?) Use other input parameters (from ATF)
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