Progress on the High-Performance Accelerator Beam Dynamics Code ImpactX
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Abstract
The design of the next generation of particle accelerators--colliders, storage rings, linacs, and light sources--requires tools to understand the transport and control of charged-particle beams, including both single-particle and collective effects. This requires a comprehensive, self-consistent approach to modeling, from the source to the end of the beam lifetime. The newest member of the Beam PLasma and Accelerator Simulation Toolkit (BLAST), the code ImpactX features s-based symplectic tracking with 3D space charge, parallelism with GPU acceleration, mesh-refinement, modernized language features, and automated testing. We describe recent progress in code development and benchmarking, including features (such as a user-friendly graphical user interface) that facilitate the modeling of both linear and circular accelerators.
Presenters
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Chad Eugene Mitchell
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Authors
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Chad Eugene Mitchell
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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Axel Huebl
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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Marco Garten
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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Remi Lehe
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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Arianna Formenti
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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Ji Qiang
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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Edoardo Zoni
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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Sarah Schroeder
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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Jean-Luc Vay
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory