When Cheetah does not recognize an element it transforms it to a Drift of the corresponding length to keep the correct element positions. It is useful to have the element name attached to the Drift in case the original one was not a drift, for better understanding of the lattice when inspecting the Segment.
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Adding
nametoDriftelement.Motivation and Context
When Cheetah does not recognize an element it transforms it to a
Driftof the corresponding length to keep the correct element positions. It is useful to have the element name attached to theDriftin case the original one was not a drift, for better understanding of the lattice when inspecting theSegment.Types of changes
Checklist
flake8(required).pytesttests pass (required).pyteston a machine with a CUDA GPU and made sure all tests pass (required).Note: We are using a maximum length of 88 characters per line