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NERSC Initiative for Scientific Exploration (NISE) 2011 Awards

Implementation of C-MAD Parallel Code to Include New Physics and Capabilities for Future Particle Colliders

Mauro Pivi, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center

Associated NERSC Project: Beam dynamics issues in the new high-intensity particle colliders and storage rings (mp93)
Principal Investigator: Miguel Furman, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center

NISE Award: 300,000 Hours
Award Date: March 2011

A novel single-bunch broadband feedback system is considered for the LHC complex at CERN to suppress the electron cloud instability. Upon successful testing of a prototype system, a full scale feedback system will be installed at CERN. Simulations are crucial to assess the feasibility and to optimize the design of the system.

Furthermore, a particular concern for meeting the emittance specifications of the Linear Colliders ILC and CLIC damping ring is the possibility of emittance growth (i.e. ~beam size) occurring in the presence of even very low electron cloud densities. Recent simulations and measurements suggest that this effect may be significant limitation to reaching the colliders performance. While considerable work remains to precisely quantify this issue, initial results suggest that the acceptable cloud densities may need to be lowered by several factors.

We are in the process of implementing the existing parallel code C-MAD (M. Pivi SLAC) used for simulations of beam instabilities in particle accelerators by incorporating new physics such as radiation damping and quantum excitiation, a single-bunch feedback system and intra-beam scattering routines. This will allow to understand the physics of particle instabilities at the LHC and future colliders such as the Linear Colliders and Super-B.

We would also like to make use of parallel FFT routines to resolve the Poisson equation for many particle system. In doing so, we could increase the number processors for the computation by a large factor. We will benchmark the simulations with the data from the CesrTA test accelerator in operation at Cornell university NY.

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  3. Hybrid OpenMP/MPI approach to R-matrix scattering
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  5. MD Simulations of Liquid Water Films at the Boundary Between Gas Hydrate and Mineral Surfaces
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  9. Large Scale Numerical Study of Bootstrap Current in Edge Pedestal Plasma
  10. Ab initio simulation of mechanical properties of bulk metallic glass and Mo-bases alloys
  11. Improving Algorithms and Resolution for the Ocean-Atmosphere Reanalysis for Climate Applications OARCA (1850-2012)
  12. High resolution modeling to identify the location of the meltwater flood responsible for the Younger Dryas cold episode
  13. Numerical Investigations of Symmetry Breaking, Magnetism and the Pseudogap in the Three-Orbital Hubbard Model
  14. Breaking Magnetic Field Lines with Turbulence
  15. Development of CALPHAD type approach to thermal conductivity aided by first-principles phonon approach
  16. An Efficient Real-Space Approach to Calculating Auger Spectra
  17. Surface Instabilities and Subgrid Scale Models in Computational Fluid Dynamics
  18. Self-Healing of Polymer Films
  19. Computational Studies of Methanol Steam Reforming
  20. Laser Acceleration of Ions Using Few Times Critical Density Gas Targets
  21. An Integrative Strategy to Model Complex Biological Assemblies
  22. Unveiling Microbial Carbon Cycling Processes in Key U.S. Soils using "omics"
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  24. Tall Tower Wind Energy Monitoring and Numerical Model Validation in Southern Nevada
  25. Threading EnergyPlus Using OpenMP
  26. First-Principles Calculation of Phonon-Assisted Optical Absorption in Indirect-Band-Gap Semiconductors.
  27. Deep Defect States and Valence Skipping in Narrow Band Gap Semiconductors
  28. Material Simulations in Joint Center for Artificial Photosynthesis (JCAP)
  29. High Fidelity Study of Multiscale Multiphase Lubricant Flow in High-Speed Gear Systems
  30. Semiclassical Approaches for Clean Energy Resources
  31. First Principles Characterization of van der Waals Dispersion Interactions
  32. Simulating ETG Plasma Turbulence with Impurities
  33. Coupled Electronic and Nuclear Dynamics in Enzymes and Photocatalysts
  34. Proton-coupled electron transfer in photocatalysis and protein translocation in biosynthesis: Bridging lengthscales and timescales in molecular simulation
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  36. Molecular Simulations of the Release of Phosphate and ADP from F1-ATPase to Aid in the Understanding of the Function of F1-ATPase
  37. Turbulence over Complex Terrain: A Wind Energy Perspective
  38. Performance Enhancements for Three-Dimensional Fast Fourier Transforms Library P3DFFT
  39. Accelerated Materials Design Towards the Materials Genome
  40. Triple Photoionization of the Li atom
  41. Implementation of C-MAD Parallel Code to Include New Physics and Capabilities for Future Particle Colliders
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  55. Theoretical Investigation on the Properties of Energy Materials
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