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Beam Distributions Beyond RMS: [[Beam_Distributions_Beyond_RMS.pdf]]
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Amplitude = 2.13894, mean = 12.07181, sigma_L = 4.46986, sigma_R = 1.20046  
 
Amplitude = 2.13894, mean = 12.07181, sigma_L = 4.46986, sigma_R = 1.20046  

Revision as of 10:52, 8 November 2012

2 MeV Positrons

Measured Electron energy distribution at 10 MeV on 1.mm target

Simulation steps

1.) GEANT4 Simulated Beam energy distribution


2.) GEANT4 Simulated Positrons emitted from 1.x mm thick target


3.) Now use above Positron distribution as the particle source for G4beamline

Positrons hitting Tungsten Converter target

4.) Use GEANT4 to determine 511s from the positrons distribution impinging converter target

Oct 16th 2012 BenchMark

stages:

1. Program to input emittance, output beamsize, beam, divergence and beam energy.

2. e- on W, outcome e+. Incident electron distribution on T1. with general particle source with step 1 histogram. check graph x, y, z theta, En_dis out_put is the input. (directory for each).

3. insert T1 and generate positron distribution.

4. Acceleractor code to transport positron along the beamline. Out put positron theta, beamsize (x,y), energy distribution, out puts transported positron.

5. Geant4 takes step 4 output generates gamma (and other e+,e-) and look at those goes to detectors. beamline, plus shielding, and detectors.

HRRL pos sim benchmark Oct 16th 2012 update.jpg

Simulations

Partical Data Ground ID: PDGid=11 is electron. PDGid=-11 is positron. PDGid=22 is photon.

Parameters

Dipole vacuum chamber width is [math] 17 \pm 0.5 [/math] mm

The cavity exit diameter is about 7.3 mm.


Energy Spread Two Skewed Gaussian Fit

Hrrl 17May2012 12MeV En Spread2.png

Beam Distributions Beyond RMS: Media:Beam_Distributions_Beyond_RMS.pdf

Amplitude = 2.13894, mean = 12.07181, sigma_L = 4.46986, sigma_R = 1.20046

Sigma = 2.83516, Es = -0.57658

rms = 2.56472, skew = -0.94853


Amplitude2 = 10.88318, mean2 = 12.32332, sigma_L2 = 0.69709, sigma_R2 = 0.45170

Sigma2 = 0.57440, Es2 = -0.21360

rms2 = 0.56719, skew2 = -0.34231