Visualization and Interpolation of Field Mapping Data
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Abstract
The MoNA Collaboration utilizes a large-gap (14 cm) high-field (4 T) Sweeper dipole magnet in invariant mass studies of neutron-unbound states. For the invariant mass reconstruction, charged particles need to be tracked through the magnetic field of the Sweeper. 2D planar maps of the vertical component of the magnetic field were measured across the gap when the magnet was commissioned using an array of seven Hall probes placed at different vertical positions. The collected data is being analyzed to generate a 3D field map. Techniques to visualize and and interpolate the measured field map will be presented and discussed.
Authors
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Anita Agasaveeran
Michigan State University
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Thomas Baumann
Michigan State University, National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory, NSCL
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Paul Gueye
Michigan State University, National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory