Differential cross sections of elastic pd scattering in the energy range 10–70 GeV

Beznogikh, G.G.; Bujak, A.; Kirillova, L.F.; Morozov, B.; Никитин, В. А.; Nomokonov, P.; Sandacz, A.; Shafranova, M.G.; Sviridov, V.A.; Bien, Truong; Zayachki, V.I.; Zhidkov, N.K.; Zolin, L.

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“…where B = 11 GeV −2 [15] is the elastic pp slope. The calculation is in reasonable agreement with the experimental values for B pd [16,17]. The experimental data (•) and theoretical calculation (solid line) are taken from Ref.…”

Section: B the Deuteron Beam Breakup In Hjetsupporting

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On the Possibility of Measuring the Polarization of a ³He Beam at EIC by the HJET Polarimeter

Poblaguev

Атоян

Buttimore

et al. 2022

Proceedings of the 24th International Spin Symposium (SPIN2021)

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The requirements for hadron polarimetry at the future Electron Ion Collider (EIC) include measurements of the absolute helion ( 3 He, h) beam polarization with systematic uncertainties better than σ syst P /P ≤ 1%. Recently, it was proposed that the Polarized Atomic Hydrogen Gas Jet Target (HJET) be utilized for the precision measurement of the polarization of the ∼100 GeV/n helion beam. At the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider, HJET serves to determine the absolute proton beam polarization with low systematic uncertainties of about δ syst P/P 0.5%. To adapt the HJET method for the EIC helion beam, the experimentally determined ratio of the beam and target (jet) spin-correlated asymmetries should be adjusted by the ratio of p ↑ h and h ↑ p analyzing powers. A potential problem with the suggested method is that the breakup of 3 He in polarization measurements could drastically affect the analyzing power ratio. However, an analysis of the breakup corrections, presented in this paper, reveals that while these corrections can be as substantial as ∼ 4%, the effect cancels out to a negligible level in the measured beam polarization.

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Section: B the Deuteron Beam Breakup In Hjetsupporting

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“…1) measured in 1.8 GeV/nucleon deuteron beam scattering in a hydrogen bubble chamber [12]. Using, for normalization, elastic pd differential cross section [16], Eq. ( 17) can be re-written as…”

Section: B the Deuteron Beam Breakup In Hjetmentioning

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On the Possibility of Measuring the Polarization of a ³He Beam at EIC by the HJET Polarimeter

Poblaguev

Атоян

Buttimore

et al. 2022

Proceedings of the 24th International Spin Symposium (SPIN2021)

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Differential cross sections of elastic pd scattering in the energy range 10–70 GeV

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On the Possibility of Measuring the Polarization of a ³He Beam at EIC by the HJET Polarimeter

On the Possibility of Measuring the Polarization of a ³He Beam at EIC by the HJET Polarimeter

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Differential cross sections of elastic pd scattering in the energy range 10–70 GeV

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On the Possibility of Measuring the Polarization of a ³He Beam at EIC by the HJET Polarimeter

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