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− | There are a few points of data that we can compare the Bosted and Misak cross-section code to so that we can make sure to get a good estimate depending on our kinematics. | + | There are a few points of data that we can compare the (full, QE+IE and F1 & F2) Bosted and Misak cross-section code to so that we can make sure to get a good estimate depending on our kinematics. |
Using the deuterium information from [http://faculty.virginia.edu/qes-archive/QES-data.php the quasi-elastic scattering archive data page], there are two measurements (both Shutz:1976) that are similar to our settings: | Using the deuterium information from [http://faculty.virginia.edu/qes-archive/QES-data.php the quasi-elastic scattering archive data page], there are two measurements (both Shutz:1976) that are similar to our settings: |
Revision as of 13:26, 4 October 2013
Comparison of Bosted and Misak Cross-sections with Data
Shutz:1976 Data
There are a few points of data that we can compare the (full, QE+IE and F1 & F2) Bosted and Misak cross-section code to so that we can make sure to get a good estimate depending on our kinematics.
Using the deuterium information from the quasi-elastic scattering archive data page, there are two measurements (both Shutz:1976) that are similar to our settings:
E02-019 Data
There's also carbon and deuterium data from E02-019 that we can compare the models to:
Deuterium <math>E_{\mathrm{beam}}=5.766\mathrm{~GeV}</math> <math>\theta_{e'}=18.00^{\circ}</math> |
Carbon <math>E_{\mathrm{beam}}=5.766\mathrm{~GeV}</math> <math>\theta_{e'}=18.00^{\circ}</math> |
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--E. Long 16:06, 4 October 2013 (UTC)