Spin tracking simulations in AGS based on ray-tracing methods - bare lattice, no snakes -

Meot, F. ; Ahrens, L. ; Gleen, J. ; Huang, H. ; Luccio, A. ; MacKay, W. W. ; Roser, T. ; Tsoupas, N.

关键词: DEFECTS;    HYPOTHESIS;    INVENTORIES;    RESONANCE;    SNAKES;    SPIN;    SYNCHROTRONS;    TUNING;    VECTORS alternating gradient synchrotron;   

DOI  :  10.2172/1043383
RP-ID  :  BNL--96973-2009-IR
PID  :  OSTI ID: 1043383
Others  :  R&D Project: KBCH139
Others  :  18031
Others  :  Other: KB0202011
Others  :  TRN: US1203721

学科分类：核物理和高能物理

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来源: SciTech Connect

【 摘 要 】

This Note reports on the first simulations of and spin dynamics in the AGS using the ray-tracing code Zgoubi. It includes lattice analysis, comparisons with MAD, DA tracking, numerical calculation of depolarizing resonance strengths and comparisons with analytical models, etc. It also includes details on the setting-up of Zgoubi input data files and on the various numerical methods of concern in and available from Zgoubi. Simulations of crossing and neighboring of spin resonances in AGS ring, bare lattice, without snake, have been performed, in order to assess the capabilities of Zgoubi in that matter, and are reported here. This yields a rather long document. The two main reasons for that are, on the one hand the desire of an extended investigation of the energy span, and on the other hand a thorough comparison of Zgoubi results with analytical models as the 'thin lens' approximation, the weak resonance approximation, and the static case. Section 2 details the working hypothesis : AGS lattice data, formulae used for deriving various resonance related quantities from the ray-tracing based 'numerical experiments', etc. Section 3 gives inventories of the intrinsic and imperfection resonances together with, in a number of cases, the strengths derived from the ray-tracing. Section 4 gives the details of the numerical simulations of resonance crossing, including behavior of various quantities (closed orbit, synchrotron motion, etc.) aimed at controlling that the conditions of particle and spin motions are correct. In a similar manner Section 5 gives the details of the numerical simulations of spin motion in the static case: fixed energy in the neighboring of the resonance. In Section 6, weak resonances are explored, Zgoubi results are compared with the Fresnel integrals model. Section 7 shows the computation of the {rvec n} vector in the AGS lattice and tuning considered. Many details on the numerical conditions as data files etc. are given in the Appendix Section, pages A and sqs.