[G8b_run] abstract draft for NSTAR 2013 Danny Martinez

[Franz Klein]

Phil,
you should focus on SDMEs and not on beam asymmetry Sigma (which is meanwhile under CLAS review: Patrick's analysis!).
I would skip the 3rd and 4th sentence (besides, parity asymmetry is more sensitive than beam asymmetry - and since you are extracting SDMEs, you can easily construct both, beam and parity asymmetry). We really have to discuss these results within the g8b group - and they have to be presented at a hadron working group meeting.

Cheers,
Franz
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From: "Philip L. Cole" <cole at jlab.org>
To: "g8b run" <g8b_run at jlab.org>
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2013 5:24:16 PM
Subject: [G8b_run] abstract draft for NSTAR 2013 Danny Martinez


Colleagues,

Please see message below.  I would ask that members in the g8b group
review Danny's abstract in advance of circulating to the entire
spectroscopy group.

(Danny is able to receive messages from g8b, but is not authorized to send
out messages to g8b_run at jlab.org.

Regards,
Phil


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Subject: abstract draft for NSTAR 2013
From:    martdann at jlab.org
Date:    Thu, January 24, 2013 3:33 pm
To:      g8b_run at jlab.org
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Hello, I would like to present at NSTAR 2013, and so I would appreciate if
you check my abstract draft and give me some feedback regarding it. See it
attached to this email.

Thanks a lot.

Danny Martinez
Idaho State University


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