[Mott] Mott abstract and content info

[Joseph Grames]

Hi Charlie,

Looks good.  We should add Xavier and Daniel to the author list - both making sugnificant contributions.  I'm at PSTP in Bochum with Matt this week- back to US over the weekend.

Something that could be interesting - not necessary for the paper - is I think to replace one of the targets eventually with a thin wire say 5um W and then can scan transverse beam polarization profile. We can also do this for slices in time defined by chopper slit.  For the transverse piece we can induce a polarization gradient e.g. parially overlapping two beams of opposite helicity to demonstrate capability and mixing from photocathode to Mott.

Joe

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> On Sep 15, 2015, at 8:03 PM, Charles Sinclair <cks26 at cornell.edu> wrote:
> 
> Dear All,
> 
> I have attached a draft abstract along with a list of content required for the Mott paper.  I will work on the figures, tables, graphs, etc. that I believe should be included before next Wednesday's conference call.  Corrections, additions, etc. are welcomed.
> 
> I cannot write the entire paper myself as I lack certain details, but I am very willing to serve as editor of the paper, and write a good fraction of it with help on those details.  This probably makes sense as I have more free time than anyone else in the group.
> 
> P.S.  Note that I am "old-fashioned" in that I include as authors only those whose names I believe should be used.  I believe we will have many acknowledgments to put at the end of the paper, but I personally believe any author should be able to speak in detail about the paper's content.  (I realize that by today's standards, I may be outvoted on this issue.)
> 
> Best,
> Charlie
> <A High Precision Mott Polarimeter at 5 MeV abstract and content info.docx>
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