Nonlocal effects in high energy charged particle beams
Pontus Johannisson, Dan Anderson, Mietek Lisak, Mattias Marklund, Renato Fedele, Arkadi Kim
Abstract
Within the framework of the thermal wave model, an investigation is made of the longitudinal dynamics of high energy charged particle beams. The model includes the self-consistent interaction between the beam and its surroundings in terms of a nonlinear coupling impedance, and when resistive as well as reactive parts are included, the evolution equation becomes a generalised nonlinear Schroedinger equation including a nonlocal nonlinear term. The consequences of the resistive part on the propagation of particle bunches are examined using analytical as well as numerical methods.
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