Precision Measurement of Trident Production in Strong Electromagnetic Fields
Christian F. Nielsen, Robert Holtzapple, Mads M. Lund, Jeppe H., Surrow, Allan H. S{\o}rensen, Ulrik I. Uggerh{\o}j

TL;DR
This paper reports an experimental validation of the theoretical understanding of the trident process in strong electromagnetic fields, showing excellent agreement between data and theory at CERN for high field parameters.
Contribution
First experimental measurement of the trident process in strong fields with high $hi$ values, confirming theoretical models over a broad yield range.
Findings
Experimental data matches theoretical predictions within uncertainties.
Strong field parameter $hi$ up to 2.4 achieved.
Agreement spans nearly three orders of magnitude in yield.
Abstract
We demonstrate experimentally that the trident process in a strong external field, with a spatial extension comparable to the effective radiation length, is well understood theoretically. The experiment, conducted at CERN, probes values for the strong field parameter up to 2.4. Experimental data and theoretical expectations using the Local Constant Field Approximation show remarkable agreement over almost 3 orders of magnitude in yield.
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Taxonomy
TopicsInertial Sensor and Navigation · Magnetic Field Sensors Techniques · Electromagnetic Launch and Propulsion Technology
