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References - Bogoliubov Laboratory of Theoretical Physics - JINR

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The asymmetry Ameas N (φ) was calculated for<br />

each angle φ as the difference <strong>of</strong> the normalized<br />

numbers <strong>of</strong> pions n↓↑ (equivalent to the differential<br />

cross-section) for opposite signs <strong>of</strong> target<br />

polarization:<br />

A meas<br />

N (φ) = D<br />

Ptarg<br />

· A raw<br />

N = D<br />

Ptarg<br />

· n↑ − n↓<br />

n↑ + n↓<br />

(1)<br />

An average polarization value (Ptarg) <strong>of</strong> fully<br />

deuterized propane-diol target was 35%, dilution<br />

A N , %<br />

20<br />

0<br />

-20<br />

0 0.5 1 1.5<br />

pT , GeV/c<br />

Figure 2: AN in the reaction π − +d↑ → π 0 +<br />

X in the beam fragmentation region. Circles –<br />

currents measurements, stars – previous data<br />

[2, 3]<br />

factor D=2.5 to 5 decreasing with xF increases. The procedure to measure carefully the<br />

dilution factor is described in detail elsewhere [2]. The asymmetry sign was selected to<br />

be consistent with all polarized beam experiments.<br />

Final asymmetry AN was calculated by fitting the measured asymmetry by linear<br />

function<br />

A meas<br />

N (φ) =A0 + AN · cos(φ). (2)<br />

The last procedure allowed to eliminate systematic errors caused by beam monitor<br />

instability. Asymmetry was measured in the range <strong>of</strong> 0.6 1.2 (GeV/c).<br />

Asymmetryinthepolarizedtarget fragmentation region<br />

AN in the polarized target fragmentation region was measured earlier at PROZA at<br />

40 GeV [6] and 70 GeV [8] (see Fig. 3). We present an asymmetry measurement in the<br />

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