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Title: From Bunch Wakes to Delta Wakes


1
From Bunch Wakes to Delta Wakes
  • Adriana Bungau / Roger Barlow
  • COLSIM meeting
  • CERN, 1st March 2007

2
The question
  • Tracking Programs (Placet, Merlin) need Delta
    Wakes the effect on one particle of a preceding
    particle
  • EM codes (GDFIDL, ECHO) give Bunch Wakes the
    effect on one particle of the preceding part of
    the (Gaussian) bunch
  • To get bunch wakes from delta wakes, just
    integrate
  • How do you get delta wakes from bunch wakes?

3
Why do we want to know?
  • To handle non-Gaussian bunches
  • validate the formulae in the literature, with
    their different regions of validity
  • obtain numerical interpolation tables for delta
    wakes of collimator shapes with no formula in the
    literature

4
How not to do it
  • Simulate point charge delta function as Gaussian
    bunch with very very small ?
  • Why not? Because EM simulations need cell size
    ltlt ?
  • And computation time ? (cell size)-2 at least

5
Alternative approach
  • Bunch wake is convolution of delta wake with
    Gaussian bunch shape
  • FT of convolution is product of FTs
  • Fourier Transform Bunch wake
  • Divide by FT of Gaussian (also Gaussian)
  • Transform back to time domain

6
Example
  • Take beam pipe radius 19 mm
  • Taper in to 2 mm over 50 mm
  • Taper out again

Not to scale!
7
Analytic answer
  • Wm(s)2(1/1.9 2m-1./0.22m)e-ms/0.2??(s)
  • Zotter Kheifets
  • and elsewhere
  • Modal decomposition

8
Bunch wake simulation
  • Simulated using Echo-2D (Igor Zagorodnov)
  • Gaussian beam, ?0.1 cm
  • Need to follow for 200 mesh points, not the
    default 52

9
Fourier Deconvolution
  • Wbunch(s,m)Wdelta(s,m)??Gaussian

Take FT of ECHO result (here mode1) and FT of
Gaussian (red and blue are sine and cosine
parts) Divide to obtain FT of delta
wake Back-transform.Horrible! (Look at y axis
scale) But mathematically correct combined with
Gaussian reproduces original Due to noise in
spectra at high frequency. Well known problem
10
Apply simple inverse filter
  • FTdw(k)FTbw(k)/FTg(k)
  • Cap factor 1./FTg(k)
  • at some value ?
  • ? 100 seems reasonable
  • Lower values lose structure
  • Higher values gain
  • noise

11
Reconstructed delta wakes
  • Compare with analytic formula qualitative
    agreement on increase in size and decrease in
    width for higher modes
  • Overall scale factor not understood yet
  • Positive excursions not reproduced by formula
  • At least one of them is wrong

12
EM simulation different bunches
  • Bunch wakes for different Gaussian beams
  • ?0.1 cm
  • ?0.2 cm
  • ?0.05 cm
  • Oscillation in green curve (s0.05cm) due to
    ECHO2D grid size 0.01 cm

13
Delta wakes Consistency check
  • Give the same delta wakes
  • Use FT to extract delta wakes from the different
    bunch wakes
  • Agreement reasonable method validated
  • Green oscillation artefact of ECHO2D, not of
    Fourier extraction

14
Next steps
  • Use more sophisticated filter, incorporating
    causality (W(s)0 for slt0)
  • Compare simulations and formulae and establish
    conditions for validity
  • Use Delta wakes extracted from simulations in
    Merlin/Placet through numerical tables, for
    collimators where analytical formulae not known
  • Extend to non-axial collimators.
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