[Frost] About the degree of the electron-beam polarization
Sungkyun Park
sp06k at fsu.edu
Thu Oct 20 13:30:54 EDT 2011
Hi Steffen,
To know the degree of the photon-beam polarization , we need to have the electron-beam polarization.
What do I use values? Until now, I used 0.85 as the electron-beam polarization.
In the frost webpage :
http://clasweb.jlab.org/rungroups/g9/wiki/index.php/Beam_Polarization_%28Circ.%29
they had the different values in each run-range.
1. Can I use the following numbers as the electron-beam polarization?
Run Range Polarization
55521 - 55587 -83.4155%
55588 - 55595 -87.5643%
55604 - 55627 82.534%
56164 - 56203 83.267%
56204 - 56233 83.248%
2. if so, they do not have the errors. what are their errors?
3. In the table, there is no polarization between run 55630 and 55678. where is it?
Can I know what electron-beam polarization you use now?
Best Wishes
Sung
Florida State University
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