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Closed Orbit Correction
Closed orbit correction with the MICADO algorithm is initiated by the command
MICADO,LINE=name,BEAM=name,RANGE=range,METHOD=name,TOL=real,
ITERATIONS=integer,CORRECTORS=integer,PLANE=name,
LISTC1=logical,LISTM1=logical,LISTC2=logical,LISTM2=logical;
This command has the attributes:
- LINE
-
The label of a previously defined beam line (no default).
- BEAM
-
The label of a previously defined beam (default UNNAMED_BEAM).
This is used to define the type and reference momentum for the
particles to be sent through the line.
- RANGE
-
If this attribute is given, the table is restricted to the range given.
- METHOD
-
This attribute specifies the method to be used for tracking the orbit.
Known names are:
- THIN
-
Use thin lens approximations.
- LINEAR
-
Use linear map approximation (around the closed orbit).
This is the default.
- THICK
-
Use finite-length lenses.
- CORRECTORS
-
The maximum number of correctors to be used in each iteration.
- TOL
-
The tolerance for the r.m.s. closed orbit.
- ITERATIONS
-
The number of iterations desired.
When this number is zero,
the orbit is only checked but not corrected.
Each iteration is terminated when the imposed number of correctors has been
used or when the tolerance is reached.
- PLANE
-
The plane to be corrected.
Known names are:
- X
-
Correct the horizontal plane only.
- Y
-
Correct the vertical plane only.
- BOTH
-
Correct both planes (default).
- LISTC1
-
If true, list the corrector settings before each iteration.
- LISTM1
-
If true, list the monitor readings after each iteration.
- LISTC2
-
If true, list the corrector settings after correction.
- LISTM2
-
If true, list the monitor readings after correction.
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