Add momentum_aperture method to Line class#751
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Description
This PR introduces a new method:
line.momentum_aperture(...)to compute the local momentum aperture (also referred to as local momentum acceptance, LMA) along a beamline by tracking particles with varying momentum offsets from selected elements.
The method evaluates, for each selected longitudinal location, the maximum stable negative and positive momentum deviations (δ) over a configurable number of turns.
For each location, particles are generated around the local closed orbit, a grid of momentum offsets is applied, and particles are tracked to determine the largest surviving negative and positive δ values.
The output is returned as an
xt.Tableindexed by longitudinal positions.This feature is important because the local momentum acceptance is a key quantity for Touschek and quantum lifetime studies and their optimization.
A dedicated test suite covering this new functionality has been added.
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