Etienne Forest Libri

The book introduces a theory aimed at structuring the conceptual framework through metaphors relevant to accelerator physics. It emphasizes the importance of the primary metaphor, the magnet, and proposes constructing mathematical objects from these magnets, referred to as beam lines. This approach seeks to provide a cohesive understanding of the theoretical underpinnings in the field of accelerator physics.

The book presents a comprehensive theory for tracking codes, essential for the design and operation of particle accelerators. It offers a detailed, step-by-step explanation, complete with equations and practical coding examples. Readers can compile and run these codes using freely available compilers, making the content accessible for practical application in the field.