Lecture

Beam Dynamics: Orbits and Emittance

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of reference orbit, design orbit, and closed orbit in particle accelerators, discussing the impact of magnetic field errors and misalignments. It also explains the emittance, beam size, and emittance ellipse in beam lines, emphasizing their importance in beam dynamics.

Instructors (3)

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Physics

Particle physics: Particle accelerators

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