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The Python-based Beam Longitudinal Dynamics (BLonD) simulation suite is an open-source tool for modelling the motion of charged particles in circular accelerators. Beyond its extensive application to all synchrotrons at CERN for more than a decade, the code is also used at several accelerator facilities like J-PARC or ISIS. Furthermore, BLonD is essential for the design of future accelerators like the FCC or the muon collider. Effects like strong synchrotron radiation or wake fields due to counter-rotating beams become important. The contribution presents the latest software developments of BLonD. A redesigned, highly modular software architecture and improved user interface are currently being implemented. Evolved relationships between physical phenomena can be conveniently configured. Preliminary testing and user feedback confirm improved scalability and flexibility, enabling the efficient development of particle-tracking simulations for the next-generation accelerators, while facilitating the analysis of existing synchrotrons.
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