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Rebecca Glaudell CERN REU 2013 beabp cC3 with thanks to rogelio tomas garcia Javier Barranco Garcia BE ABP CC3 Be ams department A ccelerator B eam P hysics ID: 402620

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Final focus system optimization

Rebecca Glaudell

CERN REU 2013

be-abp

-

cC3

with thanks to:

rogelio

tomas

garcia

Javier

Barranco

GarciaSlide2

BE – ABP – CC3

Be

ams department

A

ccelerator

B

eam

P

hysics

C

LIC +

C

TF

3Slide3

BE – ABP – CC3

Be

ams department

A

ccelerator

B

eam

P

hysics

C

LIC +

C

TF

3

Rogelio Tomas

Javier

BarrancoSlide4

CLIC is a “compact”

linear collider.Slide5

The Final Focus System

is part of the Beam Delivery System.

The Final Focus System (FFS) is focuses the beam near the interaction point (IP).

Within the FFS, there are nine

sextupoles that can focus a beam with energy spread.Slide6

The

sextupoles

can have their location and strength adjusted to minimize sigma.

The program MapClass2 simulates the beam and the FFS system.

While higher order calculations of the beam spread are necessary, they are time consuming.Slide7

Nelder

Mead’s Simplex Method will be used to minimize beam size.

There is no guarantee that the original

Nelder

Mead’s Simplex Method will look in the right direction, i.e. down the steepest gradient.Improved Nelder Mead method calculates pseudo-gradients to improve the search direction.

We must adjust the original simplex code and apply it to ALL sextupoles’ positions and strengths.Slide8

Anticipated obstacles:

I’m new to Python.

I’ve been calculating

σ

x. I want χ2.

Accuracy increases calculation time.10-dimensional simplexes will be difficult to minimize.Basically, there are many small things to change in the program that optimize the output and it will take a lot of time to find the best parameters.Slide9

I want to see mountains again,

m

ountains

, Gandalf!