[Jlab-seminars] Physics Seminar: Evan McClellan; "Exploring the Nucleon Sea with SeaQuest at Fermilab"
Stephanie Tysor
stysor at jlab.org
Wed Oct 14 10:31:11 EDT 2015
*Physics Seminar*
*Evan McClellan*
*University of Illinois, Urbana*
**
/"/Exploring the Nucleon Sea with SeaQuest at Fermilab/"/
*Abstract*
/SeaQuest is a fixed-target dimuon experiment currently taking data
using Fermilab's 120 GeV proton beam and hydrogen, deuterium, carbon,
iron, and tungsten targets. The dimuon data facilitate a range of
interesting measurements, addressing various open questions in hadron
physics. The primary goal of SeaQuest is the investigation of nucleon
antiquark structure via the Drell-Yan process on liquid hydrogen and
deuterium targets. Dimuon data from the heavy targets allow SeaQuest to
explore nuclear effects in Drell-Yan and charmonium production. The
large sample of dimuon events from the iron beam dump can be analyzed to
gain insights into a wide variety of physics topics, including Drell-Yan
and harmonium angular distributions (polarization, Boer-Mulders), pT
distribtions of Drell-Yan and charmonium in p+Fe interactions, and
possibly near-threshold upsilon-production. One important component of
SeaQuest is the new, FPGA-based trigger system. The trigger uses
pipelined lookup tables to identify pairs of candidate muon tracks with
sigle-beam-pulse resolution. This talk will address the goals,
challenges, and preliminary results of the SeaQuest experiment, together
with the implementation and performance of the new trigger system.///
Wednesaday, October 21, 2015
2:00pm
CEBAF F113
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