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Lie algebraic analysis and simulation of high-current pulsed beam transport in a solenoidal lens

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Recent calculations of the transport of a high-current beam in a solenoidal lens have made progress to the second order with the Lie algebraic method. A review of the theory and our simulation to realize it will be described. Then we will present the results of simulation. A brief discussion on the space charge effect's contribution to the transportation will also be made.

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ZHANG Zhuo, YANG Guo-Jun and Lie algebraic analysis and simulation of high-current pulsed beam transport in a solenoidal lens[J]. Chinese Physics C, 2010, 34(1): 134-137. doi: 10.1088/1674-1137/34/1/025

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Lie algebraic analysis and simulation of high-current pulsed beam transport in a solenoidal lens

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Received Date:2009-02-27
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Abstract:Recent calculations of the transport of a high-current beam in a solenoidal lens have made progress to the second order with the Lie algebraic method. A review of the theory and our simulation to realize it will be described. Then we will present the results of simulation. A brief discussion on the space charge effect's contribution to the transportation will also be made.