Cell 15: 45.1 Tesla / 32 mm Hybrid Magnet

The lab’s flagship magnet, the 45 T Hybrid, is composed of a 33.5 T resistive magnet nested in an 11.5 T outsert. Between 2001 and 2011, research enabled by the hybrid has shed new light on some of condensed matter physics’ most puzzling phenomena, including high-temperature superconductivity, the quantum Hall effect, Bose-Einstein condensation, and much more. Nature, Nature Physics, Physics Review Letters, Science, and PNAS have published 47 submissions on 45 T-powered research since then. View publications related to research conducted in the hybrid magnet.

Detail of the 45.1 tesla hybrid magnet.

Calibrations

• Calibration - July 8, 2010 (PDF)
• Insert Calibration - July 8, 2010 (PDF)

Tables, Plots and Drawings

• Field, Gradient, Field-Gradient Product, Inhomogeneity on Axis and Field Center
• Magnet User Interface (PDF)
• General Purpose ³He System as Installed (PDF)

Information for NMR Experiments

• Field distribution plot done by NMR
• NMR line

Related Links

• World’s Strongest Magnet
  A nine-minute audio slideshow about the magnet, how it works, and why it is in such high demand.
• Meet the Magnets: The 45 Tesla Hybrid Magnet
  A quick overview of the lab’s flagship magnet.

For more information, contact Interim DC Program Director Tim Murphy or Facility Coordinator Anke Toth.