A new COSY-Infinity code, GES, for electrostatic toroidal bends with fringe fields agrees with GIOS and with the author's hard-edge theory, and shows that COSY's ESP routine misses a curvature-derivative fringe-field term.
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Electrostatic toroidal bender and its fringe fields
A new COSY-Infinity code, GES, for electrostatic toroidal bends with fringe fields agrees with GIOS and with the author's hard-edge theory, and shows that COSY's ESP routine misses a curvature-derivative fringe-field term.