Hi,
here are the minutes of yesterday's analysis meeting.
-Update on hPz for deuterium and d(e,e'p) (Adam, see ppt)
+Showing measured minus calculated electron momentum assuming elastic
kinematics, now after correcting the angle used to calculate the
momentum, using EG's corrections for electron momentum and angle from ep
elastic.
+For pm<0.1, remaining momentum offset is on the order of -(2-4) MeV,
almost in agreement with the binding energy of the deuteron (i.e.
scattered electron momentum is smaller by the binding than in free case.
+Extracted hPz for 2005 from the super ratio method, both for the spin
angle map applied and for assuming a constant yield-weighted average
spin angle (which value??). Difference with and without spin angle map
is quite small.
+Compared to Renee's analysis, hPz has become larger which is understood
by the change of the average spin nangle assumed now and then.
+hPz still shows quite a Q2 dependence which remains not understood.
Need to work on event selection. Relax Cerenkov cut, instead use missing
mass and time-of-flight information to identify d(e,e'p) event sample.
+Thinking offline about it, another recommendation is to vary the
azimuthal acceptance. Choose phi=+-15,12,10 degrees and extract hPz vs.
Q2 for each one. Chris had seen some effects at the edge of the
azimuthal acceptance in ep elastic.
+Need to extract polarization dependent on z: Compare to Chris' plots of
hPz vs. z from 060429. There was a strong dependence of the polarization
product on z with a falloff outside of +-15cm. One should evaluate which
figure of merit is larger FOM=N*(hPz)^2, for +-20cm or +-15cm and adjust
the cut for z such that FOM is maximized.
+EG suggests to determine hPz with super ratio method from Montecarlo
data as a crude check, which should yield hPz=1.
-MC of quasielastic deuteron electrodisintegration (Eugene, Vitaliy)
+VZ produced new Montecarlo files with his version
+EG now able to compile his version.
+Put branches into cvs
+Pursue tests of results, comparison with data. Need to be done for both
d(e,e'p) and d(e,e'n).
+Energy threshold for neutron detection in MC improves agreement at large
time of flight / low neutron momentum.
+MC relative yield in Ohio walls seems to be higher than in real data.
-MC of radiative corrections (Tavi, Sasha, Yuan, Aki)
+Collaboration with Sasha to be continued after his return to Belarus.
+RadGen, ElRadGen should determine all four-vectors in radiative events,
which will enable simulation of radiative effects of exclusive processes
(e,e'pi+), (e,e'p)pi0. Some work needs to be done here.
Best regards,
Michael
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---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Fri, 7 Jul 2006 11:57:49 -0400 (EDT)
From: Michael Kohl <kohlm@mit.edu>
To: "[BLAST_ANAWARE]" <Blast_anaware@rocko.lns.mit.edu>
Subject: Special Blast analysis meeting on Wednesday 7/12/2006
Hi,
though I had announced earlier to cancel next week's meeting, we decided to
still have one on Wednesday 7/12/2006 at !! 10:00 !! at Bates.
Note that 10am was chosen as there is a STAR collaboration meeting ongoing at
MIT with a session on spin physics in the afternoon.
By the time Sasha Ilyichev will be at Bates. The meeting will be about
radiative corrections at Blast:
-Summarize status quo of treating radiative effects in Blast
-Define task list, priorities, estimate of effort
Sasha will also give us a presentation on details of the procedure of handling
radiative effects in elastic and inelastic scattering at the collaboration
meeting on Friday 7/14.
Best regards
Michael
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| Laboratory for Nuclear Science | 5 Ibbetson Street |
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| Middleton, MA 01949 | U.S.A. |
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