Closed fernandohds564 closed 2 months ago
For now, only normal sextupolar driving terms are being computed.
Running the following code:
import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as mplt import pyaccel as pa from pymodels import si mod = si.create_accelerator() rdts = pa.optics.FirstOrderDrivingTerms(mod, num_segments=10, energy_offset=0.0) fig, axs = rdts.plot_rdt_along_ring(geometric=True, symmetry=5) fig.show() fig, axs = rdts.plot_rdt_along_ring(geometric=False, symmetry=5) fig.show() fig, ax = rdts.plot_one_turn_rdts(geometric=True) fig.show() fig, ax = rdts.plot_one_turn_rdts(geometric=False) fig.show() print(-rdts.h11001[-1] / np.pi, -rdts.h00111[-1] / np.pi) print(pa.optics.miscellaneous.get_chromaticities(mod))
will result in:
(2.5399940500906566-0j) (2.50703643220055-0j) (2.5399182477375826, 2.521281232903405)
For now, only normal sextupolar driving terms are being computed.
Running the following code:
will result in: