[Eg6_analysis] draft of my DIS presentation

[voutier at lpsc.in2p3.fr]

Hello Hovannes,
I agree the helicity signal plot is not really convincing but I just
want to correct your remark that it should be zero. In fact the minus
sign between the integrals double the signal since it is of opposite sign
in both parts of the phi space. you may have a look at Malek's paper
on the neutron dvcs to see a spectra where it is pretty well working
So the conclusion there is not enough stat at the moment to be
conclusive.
Hovanes Egiyan <hovanes.egiyan at gmail.com> a écrit :

> Hi Yohann,
>
> Nice talk, here are a few suggestions:
>
> o On the title page: change to "On behalf of the CLAS Collaboration".
> eg6 is not a collaboration.
>     And you can put your affiliation right below your name and above the
> "CLAS Collaboration" line.
>
> o I do not think the plot of "Helicity signal" is worth showing, it seems
>     to be deviating from zero too much. If all angles are integrated out
> it should be consistent with
>    zero to very high (~10^-5) precision. You may have trouble explaining
> these fluctuations beyond
>    the error bars.
>
> o Title of the last slide should be "Conclusions" not "Conclusion".
>
> o The last bullet in "Conclusions":  Change  to  "RTPC calibration is
> still being improved". It is
>      unclear what you mean by "energy calibrations", and both momentum
> and dE/dx calibrations
>      are very unlikely to be final.
>
> Hovanes.
>
>
> On 04/08/2011 12:12 PM, Yohann Perrin wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> This is a draft of my talk at DIS2011 :
>> www.jlab.org/~perrin/DIS2011_draft.pdf
>>
>> Comments and suggestions are welcome.
>> Thanks,
>> Yohann
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