Difference between revisions of "Color Transparency Expt"

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Color Transparency: past, present and future [9]
The search for the onset of Color Transparency: a status report [10]
Nuclear transparency from quasielastic A(e,e'p) reactions uo to Q^2=8.1 (GeV/c)^2 [11]
Measurement of Nuclear Transparency for the A(e,e' pi^+) Reaction [12]
Study of the A(e,e'π+) Reaction on 1H, 2H, 12C, 27Al, 63Cu and 197Au [13]
Quasifree (e,e'p) reaction and proton propagation in nuclei [14]

The (e,e'p) Reaction Mechanism in the Quasi-Elastic Region [15] (D.Dutta)
Inclusive Electron Scattering From Nuclei at x>1 and High Q2 [16] (J. Arrington)
A study of the O^16 (e,e'p) Reaction at Deep Missing Energies [17] (N. Liyanage)
Quasielastic (e,e'p) Reactions and Proton Propagation Through Nuclei [18] (Derek Van Westrum, see pages 87-98 for coincidence time corrections)
Measurement of Nuclear Transparency from A(e,e',À+) Reactions [19] (Benjamin Clasie)
Nuclear Transparency and Single Particle Spectral Functions from Quasielastic A(e,e'p) Reactions up to Q2=8.1 GeV2 [20] (David McKee)

Comparison of reconstructed quantities for the first 8 hrs production on Hydrogen. Red is SIMC and blue is data (run 2023 - 2052+ 2066)
Comparison of kinematic quantities for the first 8 hrs production on Hydrogen. Red is SIMC and blue is data (run 2023 - 2052+2066)
Comparison of reconstructed quantities for the first 20 hrs production on Carbon. Red is SIMC and blue is data (run 2187 - 2198)
Comparison of kinematic quantities for the first 20 hrs production on Carbon. Red is SIMC and blue is data (run 2187 - 2198)
Comparison of reconstructed and kinematic quantities for the first 36 hrs production on Carbon. Red is SIMC and blue is data (run 2187 - 2209)
Comparison of reconstructed and kinematic quantities for the first 4 hrs production on Hydrogen Red is SIMC and blue is data (run 2278 - 2281)
Table of yield normalization factors for each kinematic setting [21]

Q^2	pion collimator	large collimator	simc file	comment
8	ps1=-1,ps2=-1,ps3=-1,ps4=-1,ps5=-1,ps6=0	--	-2.131	17.1 deg
9.5	ps1=0,ps2=-1,ps3=-1,ps4=0,ps5=-1,ps6=-1	45.1 deg	-2.131	17.1 deg
11.5	--	45.1 deg	-2.131	17.1 deg
14.3	need simc	45.1 deg	-2.131	17.1 deg

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 * Comparison of reconstructed and kinematic quantities for the first 4 hrs production on Hydrogen Red is SIMC and blue is data [https://userweb.jlab.org/~latif/Hall_C/Report_H2_2278_to_2281.pdf (run 2278 - 2281)]
 * Table of yield normalization factors for each kinematic setting [https://hallcweb-2017.jlab.org/wiki/index.php/E12_06_107_simc_normfac]
+*Hydrogen
+**Coincidence
+{|class="wikitable" style="margin-left: 60px; margin-right: auto; border: none;"
+ |-
+ ! Q^2 || pion collimator || large collimator || simc file || comment
+ |-
+ ! 8  || ps1=-1,ps2=-1,ps3=-1,ps4=-1,ps5=-1,ps6=0 || -- ||  -2.131      ||  17.1 deg
+ |-
+ ! 9.5  || ps1=0,ps2=-1,ps3=-1,ps4=0,ps5=-1,ps6=-1 || 45.1  deg ||  -2.131      ||  17.1 deg
+ |-
+ ! 11.5 || --  || 45.1  deg ||  -2.131      ||  17.1 deg
+ |-
+ !14.3|| need simc  || 45.1  deg ||  -2.131      ||  17.1 deg
+ |}
+**Singles
+*Carbon
+**Coincidence
+**Singles
 == Detector Calibration and Efficiencies ==
 * [[HMS optics matrix elements]]