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The Wiggler Component

Model of a wiggler source

Identification

Description

A source model based on the derivation from B.D. Patterson, Am. J. Phys. 79, 1046 (2011); doi: 10.1119/1.3614033

Example: Wiggler(
E0 = 14, dE = 12,
Ee = 2.75, Ie = 0.5, B = 2.1, K=10, Nper=41, sigey=9.3e-6, sigex=215.7e-6)

Input parameters

Parameters in boldface are required; the others are optional.
NameUnitDescriptionDefault
E0keVCenter of emitted energy spectrum (overrides lambda0)0
dEkeVHalf-width of emitted energy spectrum0
lambda0AACenter of emitted wavelength spectrum0
dlambdaAAHalf-width of emitted wavelength spectrum0
phase Initial phase of radiation.0
randomphase If !=0 phase will be random (I.e. the emitted radiation is completely incoherent)1
EeGeVStorage ring electron energy (typically a few GeV)2.4
IeARing current0.4
BTPeak magnet field strength1.6
K Dimensionless undulator parameter, e.g. K >> 1. overrides B.3
Nper Number of magnetic periods in the wiggler1
lengthmLength of the Wiggler.1
sigey Electron ring beam size in vertical plane (rms)0
sigex Electron ring beam size in horizontal plane (rms)0
focus_xwmWidth of target window0
focus_yhmHeight of target window0
distmDistance from source plane to target window along the optical axis1
gauss_t if 0 the target window will be sampled uniformly and the weight adjusted accordingly, otherwise we will use a gaussian sampling scheme.0
verbose if nonzero, output extra information0
Br1.35
AT ( , , ) RELATIVE
ROTATED ( , , ) RELATIVE

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