Simulation of Synchrotron Radiation for the CERN Highest-Energy Accelerators

In circular accelerators at energies in the order of TeV, synchrotron radiation (SR) is very high, even in a hadron beam. SR could be regarded as an important heat load to the cryogenic system cooling the superconducting electromagnets. In this work SR is simulated using Synrad3D to obtain an azimuthal distribution of photon absorption in the arcs of CERN highest-energy accelerators, both existing and in design phase. This helps us draw conclusions on the applied methods to mitigate the effects of SR.