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Experimental Verification of Circumferential Bunch Length Variation and Head-Tail Exchange Affecting Microwave Instability in a Storage Ring
Classical analyses of microwave instability are built upon the longitudinal adiabatic approximation, which assumes that the bunch length remains constant around the storage ring. However, in a storage ring with small global phase slippage, the bunch length can vary around the ring and some particles
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