Numerical Reconstruction of the Linac Beam De-bunching in the DC-operated Booster
Xi Yang
Abstract
It is difficult for us to measure the Booster ring impedance up to the GHz range due to the instrumentation limit. Since the de-bunching process in the Linac to Booster transfer is determined by the complex impedance of the Booster ring, one can obtain an impedance model, which has the best match to the machine impedance, just by searching the optimal fit between the simulated and measured turn-by-turn resistive wall signal (RWS).
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