Geometric integration for particle accelerators¶
Forest. (2006). Geometric integration for particle accelerators.
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- Symplectic Structure
- where ω is the central object of study. Geometric and ray optics — ray space as a symplectic manifold and optical systems as symplectomorphisms, controlling aberration analysis and imaging design. Plasma and accelerator physics — the 6-dimensional beam phase space preserved by the storage-ring lattice, where symplecticity governs long-term beam stability
This sourceForest's review of geometric integration in accelerator physics.
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“This paper is a very personal view of the field of geometric integration in accelerator physics”
- where ω is the central object of study. Geometric and ray optics — ray space as a symplectic manifold and optical systems as symplectomorphisms, controlling aberration analysis and imaging design. Plasma and accelerator physics — the 6-dimensional beam phase space preserved by the storage-ring lattice, where symplecticity governs long-term beam stability
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