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Measuring the Shape Proton Measuring the Shape Proton

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Hall A Facility for Performing Measurement• Beam Polarization mid-high 70%’s• Average current (whole run) = 45 µA(143 C): HIGHEST: 108.2 µA, P=79%Hall AFocal Plane Polarimeter:(FPP)Tools in Hall A:• 2 Hi-Res Specs(6 msr each)• FPP• High I, high Pol.cw beam• 15 cm LH2cryotarget• E 0 up to 5 GeVAJ Sarty (SMU): <strong>Shape</strong> of <strong>Proton</strong> (Fall 2002)Hall A E91-011 MeasuredCross Section Angular Distributions(PRELIMINARY!)UPDATED World’s Data forEMR & CMR (as of now!)• Each “box” above is a bin in φ, , showingopening angle (θ)() distribution.• With JUST this cross section data, we cando <strong>the</strong> same “simplified” EMR & CMRextraction as earlier experiments …AJ Sarty (SMU): <strong>Shape</strong> of <strong>Proton</strong> (Fall 2002)• A LOT of NEW data from Hall B’s“CLAS” at JLab (Jooet al., PRL, 2002) –from extensive cross section distributions• Our Prelim points from Cross SectionsOnly (blue(points) ) in agreement …AJ Sarty (SMU): <strong>Shape</strong> of <strong>Proton</strong> (Fall 2002)

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