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Mapped Field, Results:

Note: The Z Pos is the position of the beam relative to the target. The X pos, is relative to the "absolute coordinates", which means relative to the beam when all magnets are off.

The center of the magnet in this simulation is at 88.485 mm. So to get the position of the beam relative to the center of the magnet, take (X_pos - 88.485 mm).

		Electron	Photon
Name	Z Pos	X Pos	X Pos
A1 - 110	-314.2 mm	55.71 mm	-
A2 - 111	-100 mm	64.14 mm	-
B1 - 10 Target (+2 mm)	2 mm	67.37 mm	-
A3 - 112 Silicon 1	+100 mm	69.64 mm	70.36 mm
A4 - 113 Silicon 2	+200 mm	71.48 mm	73.42 mm
A5 - 114 Silicon 3	+300 mm	72.63 mm	76.47 mm
A6 - 115 Silicon 4	+500 mm	73.22 mm	82.58 mm
A7 - 116 Silicon 5	+700 mm	71.10 mm	88.68 mm
A8 - 117 Magnet Exit	+900.1 mm	66.29 mm	94.79 mm
B3 - 12 Ecal Entry	1319 mm	50.64 mm	107.6 mm
B4 - 13 Ecal Middle	1549 mm	41.54 mm	114.6 mm

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