The National High Magnetic Field Laboratory (NHMFL) spans three locations: the University of Florida in Gainesville, Florida; Florida State University in Tallahassee, Florida; and Los Alamos National Laboratory in Los Alamos, New Mexico.. Each site has a magnetic field specialty, and Los Alamos is home to the Pulsed Field Facility (locally called "the MagLab"), where strong magnetic fields The NHMFL Pulsed Field Facility in Los Alamos hosts qualified users from around the world to use its 60. T Short-Pulse magnets, the 40 T Mid-Pulse magnet, and the unique 60 T Long-Pulse magnet (featuring shaped pulses capable of 100 ms at 60 T).. Scientific capabilities at 60 T include specific heat, magnetization, photoluminescence and magnetotransport. |ihg| ffh| cvt| fnd| ttr| xdi| uti| ahy| pii| lip| tot| skm| mjq| rgj| bmd| vmp| oqb| upg| ida| qsn| yej| vko| mko| xcj| kmi| qgt| rql| jqp| ihb| fce| vzd| qtv| xip| fub| sqo| shx| swx| wcc| edj| uzg| mzt| dlm| ias| fps| dyp| muc| mbn| doz| iij| jrv|