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The FROST Experiment The FROST Experiment Franz Klein for the g9 (FROST) run group CLAS Collaboration Meeting/CLAS12 Workshop Paris 2011

The FROST Experiment

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The FROST Experiment. Franz Klein for the g9 (FROST) run group CLAS Collaboration Meeting/CLAS12 Workshop Paris 2011. The target: C 4 H 9 OH. butanol beads in liq N 2 bath. additional calibration targets: 1mm Carbon at z=6.15cm 2.7mm Polyethylene at z=16cm. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The FROST ExperimentThe FROST Experiment

Franz Klein for the g9 (FROST) run group

CLAS Collaboration Meeting/CLAS12 Workshop Paris 2011

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The target: C4H9OH

butanol beads in liq N2 bath

additional calibration targets:1mm Carbon at z=6.15cm2.7mm Polyethylene at z=16cm

z-vertex for reconstructed proton tracks

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Longitudinal and transverse polarization

2 run periods:2 run periods:g9a (Nov.2007 – Feb. 2008; ~10B evts):g9a (Nov.2007 – Feb. 2008; ~10B evts):solenoidal holding coil (0.56 T, solenoidal holding coil (0.56 T, ΔΔB/B~0.2%)B/B~0.2%)

g9b (March – Aug.2010; ~14B evts):g9b (March – Aug.2010; ~14B evts):racetrack holding coil (0.54 T,racetrack holding coil (0.54 T, ΔΔB/B~0.4%,B/B~0.4%, no polarization loss during spin rotation)no polarization loss during spin rotation)

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Repolarization Repolarization about once per weekabout once per week

Target performancedesign design g9a (2008/9) g9b g9a (2008/9) g9b

(2010)(2010)

polarization: ±85% +82% +85%-85% -93%

relaxation time: 500 h 2700 h (+) 3500 h (+)1400 h (-) 1900 h (-)

(~5%/day) (<1.5%/day) (<1%/day)

base temp: 50 mK 30 mK 25 mK

cooling power at 50 mK: 0.01 mW 0.8 mW 0.8 mW

on-beam efficiency: ~80% ~90% ~95%

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Circular and linear photon polarizationCircular and linear photon polarization

Hall-B photon tagger:Hall-B photon tagger:EEγγ = 20-95% of E = 20-95% of E0 0 ((EEγγ up to ~6 GeV)up to ~6 GeV)

dE/E ~10dE/E ~10-3-3 of E of E00

Circularly polarized photons from Circularly polarized photons from long. polarized electrons (Plong. polarized electrons (Pee>85%)>85%)

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kk

kkPP e

Linearly polarized photons: Linearly polarized photons: coherent bremsstrahlung on coherent bremsstrahlung on oriented diamond crystaloriented diamond crystal

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Photonuclear cross sections

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N*N*

Baryon resonance spectrum

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g9 –FROST experiments

E02-112: γγpp→→KYKY (K(K++ΛΛ, K, K++ΣΣ00, K, K00ΣΣ++))E03-105/E04-102: γγpp→π→π00p, p, ππ++nn E05-012: γγpp→η→ηppE06-013: γγpp→π→π++ππ--pp goal: all 15 polar. observ. for Kgoal: all 15 polar. observ. for K++ΛΛ, K, K++ΣΣ00

statistics ±5-10% (<15% for Σ+)systematics ±3-7% (beam, target, P, Σ, dilution fac.)

±6-8% E, F, G, H, Cx,z, Ox,z, Lx,z, Tx,z

from CLAS g1, g8, g11, g13 data

FROST

FROST (KY)

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Event selection (example: γp→π0p)

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Event selection (timing cut)

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Raw asymmetry (γp→π0p)

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Bound-nucleon subtraction

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ππ00 beam-target asymmetries (I)beam-target asymmetries (I)ππ00 beam-target asymmetries (I)beam-target asymmetries (I)

helicity asymmetry helicity asymmetry γγpp→π→π00pp (PhD Hideko Iwamoto, GWU)(PhD Hideko Iwamoto, GWU)

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ππ00 beam-target asymmetries (II)beam-target asymmetries (II)ππ00 beam-target asymmetries (II)beam-target asymmetries (II)

G asymmetry (lin.pol.beam – long.pol.target)G asymmetry (lin.pol.beam – long.pol.target): variation of : variation of ΣΣ by P by Pzz sin(2 sin(2φφ))

Jo McAndrew (U.Edinburgh)Jo McAndrew (U.Edinburgh)→ → talk talk today 17:30today 17:30

on G asymmetry in on G asymmetry in γγpp→π→π++nn

preliminary

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γγpp→π→π++n n helicity asymmetryhelicity asymmetryγγpp→π→π++n n helicity asymmetryhelicity asymmetry

S. Strauch (SC)

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γγppKK++ΛΛ helicity asymmetry E helicity asymmetry E

additionally: Lx, Lzadditionally: Lx, Lz

Liam Casey (CUA) → talk on Thursday (Hadron Spectroscopy Working Group)

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γγppKK++ΛΛ beam-target asymmetry G beam-target asymmetry G

G asymmetryG asymmetry: variation of beam asymmetry : variation of beam asymmetry ΣΣ by P by Pzz sin(2 sin(2φφ))

Stuart Fegan (Glasgow) → talk on Thursday (Hadron Spectroscopy Working Group)

coherent edge at 1.7 GeV

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g9b ((March – August 2008)March – August 2008)

linearly (~10B evts) & circularly (~4.5B evts) polar. photons linearly (~10B evts) & circularly (~4.5B evts) polar. photons on transversely polar. targeton transversely polar. target

pass0 calibration underwaypass0 calibration underway

Beam positionBeam position

number of hit-based tracks per eventnumber of hit-based tracks per event

reconstructed protons per eventreconstructed protons per event

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g9b Tagger calibrationTagger calibration

22ndnd calibration pass done calibration pass done

(practically calibrated(practically calibrated each run individually)each run individually)

Tag

_tim

e –

RF

_ti

me

Tcounter bin

run 63340run 63340

issue: occasionally too high rates on Tcounters (in coherent peak)

→ PMT response unstable in most cases only one of the 2 PMTs per Tcounter unstableotherwise event-dependent correction

Tag_time – RF_time Tag_time – RF_time for Tcounter 54for Tcounter 54

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g9b SC calibrationg9b SC calibration

22ndnd iteration done for 3 runs … needs additional runs to calibrate! iteration done for 3 runs … needs additional runs to calibrate!

example:fit of effectivepropagationvelocity

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g9b ST calibrationg9b ST calibration

22ndnd calibration pass done calibration pass done

timewalk correction

time offset relative to tagger

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g9b DC calibrationg9b DC calibration

great improvement in 2great improvement in 2ndnd calibration pass calibration passDC SigmaDC Sigma

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Ongoing projects

• next iteration of pass0 cooking of g9b will start soon next iteration of pass0 cooking of g9b will start soon (wait for DC alignment)(wait for DC alignment)

• studies on improving the bound-nucleon subtractionstudies on improving the bound-nucleon subtraction

• tracking with integrated energy loss tracking with integrated energy loss (due to heavy target material & holding field)(due to heavy target material & holding field)• momentum correctionmomentum correction

analysis of single & double-pion, eta, omega, and Kanalysis of single & double-pion, eta, omega, and KΛΛ channels channels (g9a: 6 students ; g9b: 4 students)(g9a: 6 students ; g9b: 4 students)