Abstract
The problem of estimating particle momenta under the simultaneous presence of magnetic deflection and Coulomb scattering is considered. This problem is of practical interest when nuclear emulsion plates are exposed under fields of multihundred kilogauss currently available from pulsed magnets. The estimation of momentum is separated into two parts, each utilizing the magnetic and the Coulomb effect, respectively. In this way one can fully utilize the numerous estimation techniques already developed and available in the literature for each of these two estimates. This separation, however, is carried out in such a way that the magnetic and the Coulomb estimate are statistically independent, and hence can be readily combined for an improved accuracy.