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Single-bunch intensity limitations in low-emittance lattices for LEP

G. Sabbi, A. Vagner

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OCR OutputGeneva, Switzerland are those of the optics which were used for the 1994 machine experiments.machine status during the 1994 run, and the ,8 function values at the impedances multi-particle tracking program TRISIM; the impedance model corresponds to the polarization wigglers is investigated.These results have been obtained using the Comparisons with the present 90°/60° lattice are also performed, and the effect of Of SyIICl11°Ot1`OI1 3.Ild bCt8.lZIOIlLIIIICS &1'C pICSCI1li€d and COI`I1p8.ICd II1C6.S111'CI`I1€I1tS.high current, and calculations of threshold current for vertical stability as function 108°/60° and 135°/60° LEP lattices.In particular, calculations of bunch length at Single-bunch collective effects at injection are discussed for the low-emittance Abstract G. Sabbi, A. Wagner in Low-Emittance Lattices for LEP Single-Bunch Intensity Limitations

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OCR OutputGeneva, Switzerland are those of the optics which were used for the 1994 machine experiments.machine status during the 1994 run, and the ,8 function values at the impedances multi-particle tracking program TRISIM; the impedance model corresponds to the polarization wigglers is investigated.These results have been obtained using the Comparisons with the present 90°/60° lattice are also performed, and the effect of Of SyIICl11°Ot1`OI1 3.Ild bCt8.lZIOIlLIIIICS &1'C pICSCI1li€d and COI`I1p8.ICd II1C6.S111'CI`I1€I1tS.high current, and calculations of threshold current for vertical stability as function 108°/60° and 135°/60° LEP lattices.In particular, calculations of bunch length at Single-bunch collective effects at injection are discussed for the low-emittance Abstract G. Sabbi, A. Wagner in Low-Emittance Lattices for LEP Single-Bunch Intensity Limitations

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OCR OutputGeneva, Switzerland are those of the optics which were used for the 1994 machine experiments.machine status during the 1994 run, and the ,8 function values at the impedances multi-particle tracking program TRISIM; the impedance model corresponds to the polarization wigglers is investigated.These results have been obtained using the Comparisons with the present 90°/60° lattice are also performed, and the effect of Of SyIICl11°Ot1`OI1 3.Ild bCt8.lZIOIlLIIIICS &1'C pICSCI1li€d and COI`I1p8.ICd II1C6.S111'CI`I1€I1tS.high current, and calculations of threshold current for vertical stability as function 108°/60° and 135°/60° LEP lattices.In particular, calculations of bunch length at Single-bunch collective effects at injection are discussed for the low-emittance Abstract G. Sabbi, A. Wagner in Low-Emittance Lattices for LEP Single-Bunch Intensity Limitations

Key concepts: Intensity (physics), Thermal emittance, Physics, Computer science, Environmental science, Optics, Beam (structure)

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