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Investigation of Moeller Behavior in HD-Ice Experimental Setup with NMR

This study explores the dynamics of Moeller particles in HD-Ice experiments under transverse magnetic fields. It focuses on the impact of NMR (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance) and cryostat conditions on the survival rate of Moeller as they interact with the NMR coil and their subsequent movement toward the Central Detector. The experiment highlights that, while some Moeller particles manage to endure the NMR coil's effects, their trajectory toward the Forward Detector remains obstructed, providing insights into particle behavior in advanced detection systems.

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Investigation of Moeller Behavior in HD-Ice Experimental Setup with NMR

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  1. N60: HD-ice only The Transverse field drives the Moeller on the Central Detector

  2. N60: HD-ice + NMR Few Moeller survive the NMR coil and move toward the Central Detector Forward Detector is clear

  3. N60: HD-ice + NMR + Cryostat Few Moeller survive the NMR coil and move toward the Central Detector Forward Detector is clear

  4. N75: HD-ice only The Transverse field drives the Moeller on the Central Detector

  5. N75: HD-ice + NMR Few Moeller survive the NMR coil and move toward the Central Detector Forward Detector is clear

  6. N75: HD-ice + NMR + Cryostat Few Moeller survive the NMR coil and move toward the Central Detector Forward Detector is clear

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