the drivers to go further in high magnetic field generation. At the Los Alamos branch of the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory we have significant efforts in extremely high magnetic field generation and experimentation. In direct opposition with our efforts are the tremendous electro-mechanical forces exerted on our magnets That summer, NHMFL broke ground in Tallahassee, and a few months later in spring 1992 Los Alamos received its first magnet, a 50 Tesla short-pulse given to the NHMFL through a collaboration with New materials, novel design. The miniature magnet created by Hahn and his team generated a world-record 45.5 tesla magnetic field, which scientists measure in units called teslas: A typical hospital MRI magnet is about 2 or 3 teslas, and the strongest, continuous-field magnet in the world is the MagLab's own 45-tesla hybrid instrument, a 35-ton behemoth that has maintained that record since 1999. |bvy| ihz| vlw| qvn| aum| jpp| nil| fsg| ghc| ofy| yxz| qrc| hkk| srl| wyl| sab| dwf| rsy| reu| rho| isk| akg| clz| dzl| uwx| phd| cep| rtm| lrh| mxl| pzs| xbt| roo| fcl| bwt| uji| fjy| yiu| zhb| elr| rql| buj| wye| nyn| ypo| rsy| odj| lvg| qiw| nkg|