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FIG. 2.13: A schematic of the 2L21 and 2L22 regions of CEBAF and the location of the<br />
quadrupoles used to measure the emittance.<br />
2.4.3 Data Analysis<br />
Scanning the quadrupole at 2L22 to measure the vertical emittance constitutes<br />
a simple quadrupole-drift scheme. Based on simulated emittance measurements<br />
using design optics, measuring the horizontal emittance using the 2L22 quadrupole<br />
would require huge changes in field strength which create very large beta functions<br />
downstream. To remedy the problem, the quadrupole at 2L21 was used to measure<br />
the horizontal emittance. During the experiment a new cryomodule installed in<br />
the slot between the 2L21 and 2L22 quadrupoles was being commissioned. During<br />
emittance measurements the cavities in the cryomodule were set to zero accelerating<br />
gradient thereby effectively making the cryomodule a drift space. Consequently, the<br />
horizontal emittance is based on a quadrupole-drift-quadrupole-drift scheme where<br />
the 2L22 quadrupole remains at a fixed field and the 2L21 quadrupole strength<br />
is varied. Figure 2.13 shows a layout of the region. In terms of the analysis in<br />
Section 2.4.1, Eqs. (2.7), (2.8) and (2.9) remain the same and only Eq. (2.10) is<br />
modified to reflect the new beam line configuration.<br />
While the preceding analysis has modeled the quadrupoles as thin lenses, the<br />
program used to fit the experimental data was modified to model a thick lens<br />
quadrupole. The major difference in terms of analysis is that now, not only does<br />
the M11 transfer matrix element depend on the quadrupole strength, but so too<br />
does the M12 element. From Eq. (2.9) this rules out being able to perform a simple<br />
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