Tertiary halo simulations at 6.5 TeV (SixTrack + Fluka in IR1, SixTrack in IR5)
contact : Regina.Kwee AT rhul.ac.uk
SixTrack simulations with beta* = 80 cm optics at 6.5 TeV
- Horizontal and vertical halo distributions were tracked for each beam.
- Losses on collimators are summarised in the collimation summary file. The format is
- collimator id,
- collimator name,
- number of impacting particles,
- number of absorbed particles,
- average impact parameter in mm,
- as 5 but in sigma.
- Protons lost (which undergo an inelastic interaction) on tertiary collimators are written out. The format is
- collimator id
- rotation
- distance to IP1 [m]
- horizontal position x [mm]
- angle xp [mrad]
- vertical position y [mm]
- angle yp [mm]
- number of absorbed particles
- np
- number of turns at which the particle was lost.
SixTrack Data files with particles lost on TCTs
- Horizontal halo B1
- Vertical halo B1
- Horizontal halo B2
- Vertical halo B2
FLUKA simulations of tertiary halo in IR1 and IR5
- starting conditions in both planes produced with SixTrack simulations
- Machine conditions as in 2015 Run 2: 6.5 TeV, beta*=80 cm, TCTs at 13.7 sigma
- Cutoff at 20 MeV
- No biasing used
- FLUKA geometry by L.S. Esposito modified by R. Kwee
Data files with particles entering interface plane
20 MeV cutoff
Data columns in the FLUKA files:
- primary event number
- FLUKA particle type ID
- particle generation number
- Stastical weight
- x (cm)
- y (cm)
- directional cosine w.r.t X-axis
- directional cosine w.r.t Y-axis
- Total energy (GeV)
- Kinetic energy (GeV)
- particle age since primary event (sec)
- x coordinate of initial inelastic proton interaction in TCT or on beam-gas (cm)
- y coordinate of initial inelastic proton interaction in TCT or on beam-gas (cm)
- z coordinate of initial inelastic proton interaction in TCT or on beam-gas (cm)
Data files with particles entering interface plane, old output format
20 MeV cutoff
20 GeV cutoff
Data columns in files:
- FLUKA run number
-
ID of primary particle within FLUKA run
-
FLUKA particle type (an explanation of the numbers can be found here)
-
kinetic energy (GeV)
-
statistical weight (should be 1 for all particles)
-
X (cm)
-
Y
(cm)
-
directional cosine w.r.t X-axis
-
directional cosine w.r.t Y-axis
-
time (s) since start of primary particle
- total
energy (GeV)
-
X_start (cm) : starting position of primary particle
-
Y_start (cm)
-
Z_start (cm)
-
t_start (s) : starting time of primary particle where t=0 is at the entrance of the TCTH. All set to 0 in this run.