[Rgc] Overleaf link for RGC jeopardy proposal

[Sebastian Kuhn]

Thank you, Silvia, for setting this up. Let me add a couple comments from my point of view:

1) We should try to stay below 10 pages, so don’t get carried away (1 page max per Physics channel, except perhaps DVCS - see 3).
2) The most important part of each subsection will be to JUSTIFY how getting 50% more data (roughly) will be necessary to get the statistics needed for the originally proposed Physics. So, I would de-emphasize “details of analysis” and just show statistical precision reached (ideally, extrapolated to the full data set we have already on tape) vs. proposed and make a statement how the extra 40 days will get us closer to the latter. 
3) Since the last jeopardy PAC emphasized “DVCS”, we should probably focus in particular on the impact of the data on DVCS (p and n) that we can get from the already collected statistics vs. proposed - so these sections could be a bit longer if needed.
4) I asked Chris to help me write a paragraph on the performance of the polarized target, and what it will take to re-install it. This will go into Section II - I think we can minimize the rest of the “experimental setup” since it is more or less standard.

- Sebastian

> On Mar 5, 2024, at 9:38 AM, Silvia Niccolai via Rgc <rgc at jlab.org> wrote:
> 
> Dear all,
> following today's discussion in our meeting, I created an overleaf shared
> document with a "skeleton" of the jeopardy proposal for RGC. I followed
> the example of what we're doing for RGB.
> Sebastian, I put "X" and "Y" for the various figures that need to be
> included (ABUs, beam time, etc), I assume you have all the informations to
> complete that part.
> I'd like to ask all analyzers to please insert in "Preliminary results" a
> subsection with some brief motivation, goals, some details on analysis,
> and possibly some plots from your project. For now you can use whatever
> plots you made with the little set of runs we cooked, but hopefully we'll
> soon have more statistics to include in the document, as pass1 is
> imminent.
> The link, with editing permissions, is:
> https://www.overleaf.com/8114228445fyhrbqjyzvng#d219b4
> Please touch only the session you are in charge of, to avoid confusion.
> Thanks a lot and best regards,
> Silvia
> 
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