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Stratonovich Expansion and Beam-Beam Interaction

Stratonovich Expansion and Beam-Beam Interaction

Abstract

A general approach is proposed for the study of coherent phenomena in electron storage rings due to a localized nonlinear force. The approach is based on expanding the distribution function into a series using generalized Hermite polynomials in two dimensions (Stratonovich expansion). When the series is terminated at the lowest order, it gives the Gaussian approximation. The approach is applied to strong-strong and weak-strong beam-beam interactions in e+e- colliding storage rings at the next-to-lowest order approximation and shows improved quantitative agreement with the multiparticle tracking.

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