dipoleHOMs

• type: Setup command. Required if the next action command is doTransverseMotion.
• function: Read in a SDDS format file of HOM definitions to form or add to an internal dipole HOM data structure array. Some of the namelist variables can be used to modify the HOM properties once the growth rate calculation starts.

&dipoleHOMs
    STRING filename = NULL
    long clearPreviousDipoleHOMs = 0
    double deQFactorMultiplier = 1;
    double Q = 0;
    double staggeringStepMultiplier = 1;
    long detuneLowest = 0;
&end.

• filename -- SDDS format file of HOM definitions to be interpreted as dipole HOMs. This is the only required variable of the namelist command. The contents of the file is explained in section 4.
• clearPreviousDipoleHOMs -- If this logical flag is set to 1, then the current array of dipole HOMs data structure is cleared before the file filename is read. If the flag is 0, then the HOM information in the file filename is added to the current array of dipole HOMs data structure. Thus there can be more than one &monopoleHOMs with different data files.
• deQFactorMultiplier -- Factor by wich all $Q$'s in the file will be divided before running a calculation.
• Q -- All HOMs of this file will be assigned the value of $Q$ specified here.
• staggeringStepMultiplier -- If there is a frequency staggering step quantity in the HOM file, then this factor is used to increase the staggering step before a calculation is done.
• detuneFundamental -- If nonzero, then clinchor looks in the dipole HOM list for the mode with the lowest frequency. The program sets that HOM frequency to the closest harmonic of the fundamental rf frequency, then detunes it to compensate beamloading. This has applications only for a deflection-mode cavity running at the harmonic of the rf frequency.