Application example: Research in solid materials science using high magnetic fields.

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We would like to introduce examples of applications in solid materials science research using high magnetic fields at the International MegaGauss Science Research Institute (ISSP) at the University of Tokyo. The purpose of the laboratory is to study the physical properties of solid materials (such as semiconductors, magnetic materials, metals, insulators, and superconductors) when exposed to ultra-high magnetic fields. These fields are also used for the research of new materials and the control of their phases and functions. Currently, the institute's pulsed magnets can generate up to 87 teslas (T) in a non-destructive manner and from 100T to a maximum of 760T through destructive processes. [Overview] - The system was rapidly installed and integrated into the MegaGauss machine, allowing for high-precision measurement and analysis of trigger timing. - By late 2017, it was able to generate the world's highest level of indoor magnetic fields, further optimizing the performance of the MegaGauss machine. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.

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