Elong-14-03-21
From HallCWiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
LiD
I added LiD into my b1 rates calculations, since from the workshop it sounded like it might be a viable alternative for achieving higher polarization than ND3. Below are the results of ND3, LiD, and LiD-as-He2D (since lithium could be thought of as a tightly bound 4He & deuteron) in the calculations. Each calculation assumes identical target geometry (beads & packing fraction), Pzz, and detector acceptance with the only difference being the material itself.
ND3 |
---|
LiD |
He2D |