Elegant : a flexible SDDS-compliant code for accelerator simulation.

By M. Borland. 2000

1,229 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Radiation

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In Aerospace Engineering

1. J. Brau
2. Barry C. Barish
3. G. Stupakov
4. J. Welch
5. Zhirong Huang
6. P. Emma
7. C. Limborg
8. Jihuai Wu

In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. J. Brau
2. Barry C. Barish
3. G. Stupakov
4. Zhirong Huang
5. J. Welch
6. P. Emma
7. C. Limborg
8. Jihuai Wu

In Radiation

1. J. Brau
2. Barry C. Barish
3. G. Stupakov
4. Zhirong Huang
5. J. Welch
6. P. Emma
7. C. Limborg
8. Jihuai Wu

Citations in the corpus

• THE INTERNATIONAL LINEAR COLLIDER (2013, methodology): “The beam propagation through the superconducting booster linac and LTR beam line has been optimized using MAD [80] and tracked by the ELEGANT code [81].”
• Suppression of microbunching instability in the linac coherent light source (2004, methodology): “The implementation of the LSC impedance in the numerical tracking code elegant [14] is described in Appendix A.”
• International linear collider reference design report (2007, methodology): “The beam propagation through the superconducting booster linac and LTR beam line has been optimized using MAD [17] and tracked by the ELEGANT code [18].”