Beams and accelerators with MATLAB [electronic resource] (with companion media pack) / Dan Green.
By: Green, Dan
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Computer filePublisher: Singapore : World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte Ltd., ©2018Description: 1 online resource (244 p.) : ill. (some col.).ISBN: 9789813237476.Subject(s): Particle beams -- Data processing | Particle accelerators -- Data processing | MATLAB | Electronic booksDDC classification: 539.730285 Online resources: Access to full text is restricted to subscribers. Summary: "This book explores a first introduction to particle beams and accelerators. The text uses the suite of tools made available in the MATLAB package. Since many colleges have a site wide license, these tools are often freely available to students. A brief introduction to those tools is made initially. Analogues in classical optics are introduced where useful. The text is compact and focuses on graphical data display and dynamical "movies" as an aid to understanding specific systems. Hands on dialogue using command line inputs, "apps", and "live" tools are stressed. The extensive algebraic steps are subsumed into the associated scripts, where the symbolic math utilities spare the reader from the math manipulations. Both beams and periodic structures are covered. Dispersion, insertions, acceleration and light sources are discussed."-- Publisher's website.
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Title from web page (viewed January 18, 2019).
Includes bibliographical references (p. 217) and index.
"This book explores a first introduction to particle beams and accelerators. The text uses the suite of tools made available in the MATLAB package. Since many colleges have a site wide license, these tools are often freely available to students. A brief introduction to those tools is made initially. Analogues in classical optics are introduced where useful. The text is compact and focuses on graphical data display and dynamical "movies" as an aid to understanding specific systems. Hands on dialogue using command line inputs, "apps", and "live" tools are stressed. The extensive algebraic steps are subsumed into the associated scripts, where the symbolic math utilities spare the reader from the math manipulations. Both beams and periodic structures are covered. Dispersion, insertions, acceleration and light sources are discussed."-- Publisher's website.
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