Measurement of the Orbit Response Matrix for the SIS18 Doublet Optics

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Autores principales: Isensee, Victoria, Caliari, Conrad, Oeftiger, Adrian
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Publicado: 2024
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author Isensee, Victoria
Caliari, Conrad
Oeftiger, Adrian
author_facet Isensee, Victoria
Caliari, Conrad
Oeftiger, Adrian
contents This report describes the setup and results of a 2024 experiment on beam-based measurement of the Orbit Response Matrix (ORM) for the GSI Heavy Ion Synchrotron SIS18, characterising the standard doublet optics at extraction energy. The measured ORM is explicitly presented for reference. As an important outcome of this study, an effective linear machine model based on a MAD-X lattice could be established by employing the LOCO algorithm (Linear Optics from Closed Orbit), which fits free parameters in the model to match the measured ORM. The discussion compares the findings to previous measurements.
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spellingShingle Measurement of the Orbit Response Matrix for the SIS18 Doublet Optics
Isensee, Victoria
Caliari, Conrad
Oeftiger, Adrian
Accelerator Physics
This report describes the setup and results of a 2024 experiment on beam-based measurement of the Orbit Response Matrix (ORM) for the GSI Heavy Ion Synchrotron SIS18, characterising the standard doublet optics at extraction energy. The measured ORM is explicitly presented for reference. As an important outcome of this study, an effective linear machine model based on a MAD-X lattice could be established by employing the LOCO algorithm (Linear Optics from Closed Orbit), which fits free parameters in the model to match the measured ORM. The discussion compares the findings to previous measurements.
title Measurement of the Orbit Response Matrix for the SIS18 Doublet Optics
topic Accelerator Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.20903