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Next generation electron–positron colliders such as the FCC, CLIC and the ILC require high beam stability and small beam sizes to reach their target luminosities. Meeting these demands requires highly refined Beam-Based Alignment (BBA) techniques, supported by both precise simulations and experimental validation.
In this paper, combined simulation and measurement studies using a newly developed Flight Simulator tool designed to model realistic lattice imperfections, diagnostic performance, and apply corrections in electron accelerators and test facilities are presented. The framework incorporates magnet jitter, wakefield effects, and measurement noise, allowing detailed testing of dispersion-free steering and related BBA procedures. Complementary measurements performed at the Accelerator Test Facility (ATF) were used to benchmark the simulator and verify its predictive accuracy under varying operational conditions.
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