
doi: 10.2172/813294
A fairly accurate mapping for the beam-beam interaction with a crossing angle is proposed. Some simple results of the weak-strong tracking are shown: the beam-beam interaction becomes more serious when the crossing angle increases until the normalized angle {Phi} becomes about a half. Above this, it becomes less serious. When {Phi} {approx}> 1, the beam size becomes almost unaffected.
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