[d2n-analysis-talk] Positron dilution

David Flay flay at jlab.org
Wed Apr 20 19:52:39 EDT 2011


On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 7:34 PM, <posik at jlab.org> wrote:

>
>  I am uncertain what dilution factor should be included in the
> asymmetries? Or if there is another way to go about getting the positron
> contamination?
>

What about calculating a positron asymmetry?  In general, couldn't you have:

A_tot = A_e(-) + A_e(+)

where A_tot = total electron asymmetry with some contamination, A_e(-) =
electron asymmetry, A_e(+)  = positron asymmetry.

I would think that calculating A_e(+) != 0 would indicate some level of
contamination that could be subtracted off from your current electron
asymmetry.


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