\section{\label{sec:conc} Conclusion}
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A quantitative understanding of the evolution of the muon distribution over the course of the fill is essential to limiting the systematic uncertainty in the measurement of the anomalous magnetic moment to the \SI{70}{ppb} (systematic) target. The experiment is equipped with detectors that can measure phase space and momentum distribution in some detail, as we have demonstrated with a few examples. Beam dynamics simulations informed by the measurements complete the description. The preliminary data presented above was collected during the commissioning phase of the experiment. Nevertheless it is clear that the fiber harp and tracker systems are an extraordinary window on the behavior of the circulating distribution. 
