Three solenoid detectors are considered for Isabelle. They are characterized by their diameters of 3, 5, and 8 meters. The size of an experimental hall is then considered, taking into account the likely physics goals, detector and return yoke geometries, thickness of superconducting coils, necessary space for detector repair, etc. Comments and major conclusions are presented. (GHT)
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Three solenoid detectors are considered for Isabelle. They are characterized by their diameters of 3, 5, and 8 meters. The size of an experimental hall is then considered, taking into account the likely physics goals, detector and return yoke geometries, thickness of superconducting coils, necessary space for detector repair, etc. Comments and major conclusions are presented. (GHT)
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Baltay, C.; Danby, G.; Mishina, M.; Wanderer, P. & Willis, W.Solenoid spectrometer magnets,
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