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Searching for the Most Harmful Field Errors in the HSR IR Superconducting Magnets
Tech Note Information
Name
Electron-Ion Collider (EC)
BNL Number
BNL-230151-2026-TECH
BNL Series Number
230151
Description/Abstract
In this project, we improve beam stability for the Electron-Ion Collider. Magnetic field errors can reduce beam stability, making it essential to identify the field errors that have the greatest impact on accelerator performance. However, this is particularly challenging because beam stability depends on the complex interactions of many magnetic field errors, resulting in a high-dimensional and nonlinear optimization problem. We determine which field errors are the most influential for the large physical aperture superconducting magnet B2PF, a critical magnet in the Interaction Region (IR) in the Hadron Storage Ring (HSR). We complete and analyze nearly 30,000 simulations on the Brookhaven National Laboratory Linux Cluster by varying 18 nonlinear magnetic field errors. We evaluate beam stability using the dynamic aperture and the tune diffusion. We identify the field errors that most strongly influence beam stability and establish quantitative field error tolerances that improve accelerator performance.
Publication Date
8/26/2026
Submittal Date
8/26/2026
Author Information
Primary Author
S. Franco de la Matta
BNL Author
Y. Luo
Other Authors
Luo,Y.
DOE Subject Category
PARTICLE ACCELERATORS
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