Precise ion optical description of strip-line pulsed magnetic lenses

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Title: Precise ion optical description of strip-line pulsed magnetic lenses
Authors: Varentsov, D.1 d.varentsov@gsi.de, Spiller, P.2, Eickhoff, H.2, Hoffmann, D.H.H.1,2
Source: Nuclear Instruments & Methods in Physics Research Section A. Jun2002, Vol. 485 Issue 3, p238. 6p.
Subjects: Ions, Differential algebra, Magnets, Magnetic fields
Abstract: A specific computer code has been developed to investigate ion optical properties of a new generation of pulsed strip-line high current magnets. The code is based on a modern “Differential Algebra” computational technique and it is able to calculate transfer matrices of pulsed strip-line magnets up to arbitrary order. The realistic three-dimensional distribution of the magnetic field in pulsed lenses as well as all the fringing field effects are taken into account in the simulations.We have demonstrated, that for precise description of such magnets one cannot use the existing ion optical codes where ideal multipole field distributions and fringing fields, typical for conventional iron-dominated magnets are assumed. The transfer matrix elements of pulsed strip-line lenses differ significantly from those of conventional magnets, especially in higher orders. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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  Data: A specific computer code has been developed to investigate ion optical properties of a new generation of pulsed strip-line high current magnets. The code is based on a modern “Differential Algebra” computational technique and it is able to calculate transfer matrices of pulsed strip-line magnets up to arbitrary order. The realistic three-dimensional distribution of the magnetic field in pulsed lenses as well as all the fringing field effects are taken into account in the simulations.We have demonstrated, that for precise description of such magnets one cannot use the existing ion optical codes where ideal multipole field distributions and fringing fields, typical for conventional iron-dominated magnets are assumed. The transfer matrix elements of pulsed strip-line lenses differ significantly from those of conventional magnets, especially in higher orders. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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