[Hallc_sidis_analysis] W=3.3 runs
Peter Bosted
bosted at jlab.org
Thu Oct 30 13:40:06 EDT 2025
Aloha Witt et al.,
We took data at W=3.3 (E=10.6, EP=3.307, ThHMS=19.68 deg) mostly
in Spring 2018 (runs 3925 to 4275), with Ppi = 1.9, 2.5, 3.3 covering 8 to
18 degrees (plus a smaller range at two higher z settings).
Then in Fall 2018 we took additional data with Ppi=3.3, this time
starting at 6.5 deg. and going up to 12 deg (run 5889 to 5938). We don't
seem to have any data at the two lower z setting (Ppi=1.9 and 2.6). The
main purpose was to extend down to 6.5 deg and have overlap at Ppi=3.3
with the spring 2018 for cross normalization.
So, you can check your results at Ppi=3.3 (z=3.3/7.2) againt what is on
the Hall C data table, but if you want the full range of z, I suggest to
use that table for lower z bins.
One thing to note: for the 6.5 deg. angle, we had to run at very low beam
currents on LD2 (lloks like 3muA for both pi+ and pi-). This pi- setting
had the largest e- contamination of the pi- sample of any, as I recll, so
be careful to check that looking at the e/p spectrum. Unlike Spring 2018,
there was no Noble Gass detector in Fall 18 (which was helpful in e-/epi-
spearation).
Hope that helps, Peter
Prof. Peter Bosted
email: bosted at jlab.org
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On Wed, 29 Oct 2025, Dipangkar Dutta via Hallc_sidis_analysis wrote:
> Hi All,
> We will have our regular SIDIS analysis meeting tomorrow at noon
>
> The Meeting URL is
> https://jlab-org.zoomgov.com/j/1612448446?pwd=ejQ1UnJxRHh2ajZmMEo4U3IvL2tmZ
> z09
>
> Meeting ID: 161 244 8446 Passcode: 266172
>
> Please plan on showing a few slides on your work and please upload the
> slides to the SIDIS elog at:
> https://hallcweb.jlab.org/elogs/SIDIS+Pt+and+CSV+Experiments+Analysis
>
>
>
> Cheers
>
> Dipangkar
>
>
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