[ee] slightly updated version of the draft slides
Christian Weiss
weiss at jlab.org
Thu Feb 23 11:35:09 EST 2012
Pawel,
The slides are very nice overall. Following are some suggestions,
hopefully simple -- perhaps you could still implement them in some
form; just see what you can do.
-- You need a "few line summary" of the main objectives early on,
either on the title slide (if you shrink the list of institutions)
or on the second slide. I would just put there a "distilled"
version of the bullets of Slide 5. Essential kewords that should
appear are GPDs, complementarity to DVCS, real part, and universality.
You can leave Slide 5 at the present place, as it goes with the flow
of your presentation and provides more detailed information.
-- Slide 2 (present): As we discussed at the meeting, I would change it
as follows:
Context
-------
* LOI11-106: ee pair production
Physics objectives: Timelike Compton, J/psi
PAC recommendation: "The physics addressed..."
* PAC39 proposal: Timelike Compton Scattering
Important contribution to GPD program
Theory rapidly developing, much progress
J/psi cross section measured -> normalization
* J/psi physics: Still developing, separate proposal
-- Move J/psi bullets to separate slide (backup). Add bullets
Developing physics case: Gluonic structure of nucleon,
non-perturbative color forces
Workshop Temple University, March 26-28, 2012
http://quarks.temple.edu/~npcfiqcd/
-- Slide 3: Change "nomenclature" to "overview"
-- Slide 5: In bullet on dispersion relations, add "model-independent
analysis"
-- Slide 7 on NLO corrections: Needs conclusion or summary statement
What can we conclude from this? Could be simply "Progresss in Theory"
or "NLO corrections very different between DVCS and TCS -- crucial
test for theory"
I will be there for the presentation.
Cheers,
Ch.
Christian Weiss
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On Thu, 23 Feb 2012, Pawel Nadel-Turonski wrote:
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