[Clas_hadron] Abstract for Phi to Psi 2013
dan watts
dwatts1 at ph.ed.ac.uk
Mon Aug 12 10:52:06 EDT 2013
Hi All,
Please find below an abstract for a talk I plan to give at Phi to Psi
2103 in Rome.
Any comments or suggestions would be much appreciated.
The conference website is
http://www.roma1.infn.it/phipsi13/
I would plan to send the abstract on Wednesday.
Many thanks,
Dan
Talk title: Meson photoproduction from the nucleon at CLAS
An extensive measurement programme of meson photoproduction from the
nucleon has been obtained exploiting the CLAS
detector in Hall-B of Jefferson Lab. The main aim of the
programme is to provide high quality experimental data to constrain
partial wave analyses and reaction models used to determine the spectrum
and properties of nucleon resonances. Obtaining accurate and detailed
information on this spectrum would provide valuable insights regarding
the dynamics and interactions of the nucleon's constituents. Theoretical
predictions of the resonance spectrum can be
obtained from a range of approaches including constituent quark models
and more recently from Lattice QCD. Despite these exciting advances in
theory the properties and even existence of many nucleon resonances are
poorly established experimentally.
The programme of measurements at CLAS will provide new, quality data on
single and multiple meson photoproduction from the nucleon to better
constrain the extraction of the spectrum. The experiments utilised
linearly and circularly polarised photon beams on longitudinally and
transversely polarised nucleon targets. The centre of mass energy, W, of
the data set is 1.2 - 2.25 GeV, covering a large fraction of the
resonance region. The Frozen spin target (FROST) and polarised H-D
target used in the experiments will be discussed. Preliminary results
for a range of single- and double- polarisation observables in meson
photoproduction will also be presented.
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