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The ESR (Experimental Storage Ring) at GSI is one of the very few facilities that can offer highly charged heavy ion beams for precise atomic physics experiments. With each experiment during the beam time the requirements on the storage ring are changing and so the machine needs to be prepared every time from the beam injection to the extraction accordingly. In order to find the optimal setting for the injection it can practically mean to scan from scratch over several parameters, which can vary for different machine settings and therefore it can become time consuming.
We present in this proceeding a general analysis on the beam transmission at injection depending on the injection machine parameters and beam properties supported by simulations and tests. Based on this study, we propose a fast method to find the optimal parameter settings, especially in case of partially unknown properties.
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