Abstract. Results from studies on transverse polarization in LEP over the past two years are presented. A single beam transverse polarization level of 57% at 45 GeV was reached adopting strategies to compensate depolarizing eects originating in the four experimental solenoids and from orbit perturbations. Beam Energy Calibration was performed by Resonant Depolarization during the 1993 LEP Run for Physics at three dierent energies centered around the Z peak. The uncertainty on the beam energy was reduced to about 1 MeV, thus improving the accuracy on the Z{resonance mass and width with respect to previous results. Successful results obtained at the end of the 1994 LEP Run on polarization with colliding beams are reported and future plans outlined.
A considerable amount of betatron coupling in RHIC was found to originate from the interaction region (IR) triplets. A series of dedicated beam studies was performed with the goal of measuring the coupling errors in the IR triplets. The studies used two different methods: local interaction region orbit bumps and the action jump trajectory analysis. Availability of independently powered skewquadrupole corrector elements in the triplets allow local, beam-based coupling correction in the RHIC interaction regions using the analysed beam data. We also discuss plans for linear IR correction in the RHIC year 2001 run.
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