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Exploring gold at KE50MeV X Roca Maza Target Thickness Effective Sherman Function Target thickness dependence of elastically scattered e Precise singleatom Sherman function theoretical calculations ID: 816089

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Slide1

Mott

Polarimeter at CEBAF

Slide2

Exploring

gold at KE=5.0MeV

X. Roca-

Maza

Slide3

Target Thickness

Effective Sherman Function

Target thickness dependence

of elastically scattered e-

Precise single-atom Sherman function (theoretical calculations)

Measure asymmetry with small instrumental uncertainty (beam systematics)

AccurateTest

of MeV

Mott

(

D

P/P)

Expected Range of Uncertainty

Theory

0.5

– 1

.0%

Target

Thickness

0.2

– 0.

5%

Instrumental

0.2 – 0.3%

BUDGET

0.6

– 1

.2%

Slide4

January 2015 - Run 1Used our apparatus design energy of KE=5.0 MeV

Systematics of asymmetry vs …Beam positionBeam sizeBeam energy spreadDump backgroundDAQ dead timeDetector rateTarget thickness extrapolation of11 foils from 0.05 to 1 micron thickPrecision statistics (1-3 hours for 0.25%)

Slide5

FESEM of “0.75 micron” gold target

Slide6

Slide7

Precision Test of Mott

Polarimetryin the MeV Energy RangeP.A. Adderley1, T. Gay2, J. Grames1, J. Hansknecht1,C. Horowitz3, A. Mamun4, M.J.

McHugh5, A.K. Opper

5,M

. Poelker

1

, X

. Roca-

Maza

6

,

C.

Sinclair

7

,

M. Stutzman

1

,

R

.

Suleiman

1

1

Jefferson

Lab

2

University

of

Nebraska

3

Indiana University

4

Old Dominion University

5The

George Washington University6

University of Milan

7Cornell University