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The Splitter magnet will handle beam electrons, scattered electrons
and positively charged kaons at the same time. It separates the
scattered electrons and kaons at small forward angles to much larger
separation angles before entering the Enge and HKS spectrometers,
respectively. Therefore, it contributes to the overall optics for
both the Enge and HKS spectrometers. It will also bend the electron
beam about 8.15 degrees and reorient aiming back to Hall C dump by
later two dipoles, DZ and EZ magnets.
Although using such a common Splitter magnet reduces kinematics
flexibility, it greatly optimizes the usage of large high precision
spectrometers at large physical angles to detect extremely forward
scattered particles with opposite charges under very limited space.
Stephen A. Wood
2005-05-13