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Elliptic multipoles and the modeling of narrow-gap bend magnets in accelerators

Abstract

We highlight the virtues of 2D elliptic-multipole field expansions in modeling the magnetic fields of narrow-aperture, straight-axis bending magnets with parallel faces, addressing the limitations of the conventional circular multipole series when the beam-orbit sagitta exceeds the magnet's vertical half-gap. The elliptic multipoles provide a convenient way to represent the field in all aspects of the magnet development (design, particle-tracking simulations, measurements). We propose a numerically robust method of data analysis to determine the elliptic (or circular) multipoles from stretched-wire measurements with the wire moving on an arbitrary path.

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Venturini, Marco, Mitchell, Chad. 2025-07-01. Elliptic multipoles and the modeling of narrow-gap bend magnets in accelerators. https://doi.org/10.1088/1748-0221%2F20%2F07%2Fp07019

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