The Particle Beam Optics Interactive Computer Laboratory

Gillespie, George H.; Hill, B.W.; Brown, Nathan; Babcock, R. Chris; Martono, H.; Carey, David C.

doi:10.1063/1.52349

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“…The code is a standard program used in the design of radiofrequency (RF) linacs and transport systems for high-current bunched beams. In previous papers, we outlined the use of the program for simulating high-current continuous (DC) beams, and described the development of additional optical elements that model Einzel lenses [4], DC accelerator columns and gaps [5], and electrostatic quadrupoles [7]. The previous studies presented the derivation of the optical models from a first principles approach starting with the electric fields of the elements.…”

Section: Electrostatic Deflector Model For Trace 3-dmentioning

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“…One of the new tools used for that work is an enhanced version of the TRACE 3-D program that includes several electrostatic ionbeam optics elements. Einzel lens and electrostatic acceleration column models, which have been described previously [4,5], were used for simulating previous beamline and low energy acceleration sections of the AMS system. As a further enhancement, an electrostatic deflector (prism) model has also been developed, and it is described here.…”

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Optics elements for modeling electrostatic lenses and accelerator components: III. Electrostatic deflectors

Brown

Gillespie

2000

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B:

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Optics elements for modeling electrostatic lenses and accelerator components: III. Electrostatic deflectors

Brown

Gillespie

2000

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B:

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“…MP follows the basic approach used in the original S.P.A.R.C. environment [1]. A beamline is built by selecting and dragging (with the mouse) the icons from the Palette Bar for individual transport elements and dropping them onto the Model Space Pane.…”

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“…A new multi-platform (MP) version of the S.P.A.R.C. environment has been developed to support a number of different operating systems [1]. S.P.A.R.C.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…An object oriented programming (OOP) approach has been adopted for the PBO Lab and the architecture of the software has been developed specifically to run on several different operating systems. An overview of each of the primary components of the PBO Lab has been presented elsewhere [1]. Here we describe the first two key elements of the PBO Lab listed in the abstract: the graphic user interface shell and the beamline construction kit.…”

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The Particle Beam Optics Interactive Computer Laboratory for personal computers and workstations

Gillespie

Hill

Martono

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Proceedings of the 1997 Particle Accelerator Conference (Cat. No.97CH36167)

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The Particle Beam Optics Interactive Computer Laboratory (PBO Lab) is a new software concept to aid both students and professionals in modeling charged particle beams and particle beam optical systems. The PBO Lab has been designed to run on several computer platforms and includes four key elements: (1) a graphic user interface shell, (2) a graphic beamline construction kit for users to interactively and visually construct optical beam lines, (3) a knowledge database on electric and magnetic optics elements, including interactive tutorials on the physics of charged particle optics and on the technology used in particle optics hardware, and (4) a set of charged particle optics computational engines that computes transport matrices, beam envelopes and trajectories, fits parameters to optical constraints, and carries out similar calculations for the graphically-defined beam lines. The primary computational engines in the first generation PBO Lab are the third-order TRANSPORT code, the multiple ray tracing program TURTLE, and a new first-order matrix code that includes an envelope space charge model with support for calculating single trajectories in the presence of the beam space charge. Progress on the PBO Lab development is described and illustrations from the Windows 95 implementation are presented.

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Particle optics and accelerator modeling software for industrial and laboratory beamline design

Gillespie

Hill

1998

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B:

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The Particle Beam Optics Interactive Computer Laboratory

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Optics elements for modeling electrostatic lenses and accelerator components: III. Electrostatic deflectors

Optics elements for modeling electrostatic lenses and accelerator components: III. Electrostatic deflectors

The Particle Beam Optics Interactive Computer Laboratory for personal computers and workstations

Particle optics and accelerator modeling software for industrial and laboratory beamline design

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