Touschek lifetime update - #1122
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The calculation of Touschek lifetime has been updated following the work of Fu et al doi/10.1103/PhysRevAccelBeams.27.124401 (2024). In addition, the polarization dependency of Touschek lifetime has been added. The function can calculate the scattering C(s) and F(s) functions, as well as the average analyzing power, which is an important parameter used to fit the polarization of the beam.
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Dear @AmarildoTopalli , current implementation: Touschek lifetime w/o harmon = 9.34 h
Amarildo implementation: Touschek lifetime w/o harmon = 9.39 h |
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The calculation of Touschek lifetime has been updated following the work of Fu et al doi/10.1103/PhysRevAccelBeams.27.124401 (2024). In addition, the polarization dependency of Touschek lifetime has been added. The function can calculate the scattering C(s) and F(s) functions, as well as the average analyzing power, which is an important parameter used to fit the polarization of the beam.
The formula was tested agains the existing Piwinski formula and gives similar results for the tested lattices.