Abstract
We describe a series of improvements to the LIAR (Linear Accelerator Research) simulation program to permit extended simulations of the low-emittance transport properties of linear colliders. The beam tracking algorithm has been extended to permit proper treatment of high-order multipoles and momentum compaction. A more versatile system for management of RF structure wakefield data permits RF structures with different short-range wakefields to be used in a single beamline, and the management of ''design'' and ''error'' long-range wakefields is improved. A comprehensive ground motion model has been added, which includes the correlations in motion between the electron and positron beamlines in a linear collider. A new interface permits users to run LIAR as a sub-program within MATLAB, substantially increasing the flexibility of complex simulation studies.
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