The sequences which consist of any segment of a chaos sequence are called asC-sequences. These sequences could be used as a kind of input signals to replace M-sequences in theprocess identification. This substitution is theoretically proved to be feasible. InverseC-sequences are created in a way similar to inverse M-sequences to solve the problem thatC-sequences have non-ideal balance property, that is, the numbers of '0' and '1' are unequal.Besides its good pseudo-random property, the sequences have other advantages such as easy togenerate, varieties of the segment and adjustable cycle time.
The K-V beam through an axisymmetric uniform-focusing channel is studied using the particle-core model. The beam halo-chaos is found, and a sample function controller is proposed based on mechanism of halo formation and strategy of controlling halo-chaos. We perform multiparticle simulation to control the halo by using the sample function controller. The numerical results show that our control method is effective. We also find that the radial ion density changes when the ion beam is in the channel： not only can the halo-chaos and its regeneration be eliminated by using the sample function control method, but also the density uniformity can be found at the beam＇s centre as long as an appropriate control method is chosen.
