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The existing RFCavity element is designed to represent standing-wave RF structures.
The modeling of traveling-wave linacs requires a modified algorithm for tracking in the RF fields.
For example, this can be done by tracking in a superposition of two superposed standing waves with 90 deg phase shift, or by enabling Ez(z) to take complex values.
Both IMPACT-Z and IMPACT-T contain models of traveling-wave RF structures.
(In IMPACT-Z, this is type code 106. More details are provided in the IMPACT-T documentation.)
The existing RFCavity element is designed to represent standing-wave RF structures.
The modeling of traveling-wave linacs requires a modified algorithm for tracking in the RF fields.
For example, this can be done by tracking in a superposition of two superposed standing waves with 90 deg phase shift, or by enabling Ez(z) to take complex values.
Both IMPACT-Z and IMPACT-T contain models of traveling-wave RF structures.
(In IMPACT-Z, this is type code 106. More details are provided in the IMPACT-T documentation.)
Additional options/examples:
https://doi.org/10.1109/TNS.1979.4330585
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