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<span style="color: rgb(102, 102, 102);" class="">Massachusetts institute of Technology,</span><br style="color: rgb(102, 102, 102);" class="">
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<div class="">On Jun 7, 2017, at 6:57 PM, Zhihong Ye <<a href="mailto:yez@anl.gov" class="">yez@anl.gov</a>> wrote:</div>
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There were few informal discussions about having a short Tritium collaboration meeting during the Hall-A/C meeting in this June. Here I would like to ask your opinions about having a formal meeting to discussion the upcoming Tritium Run. I believe it is very
important to do so given that we might have to deal with much less run time. Here are few items that I need your input before we call for a collaboration meeting:<br class="">
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A) When? Before or after the A/C Meeting (June 22-23, Thursday&Friday)<br class="">
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B) How long? Maybe a morning will be good?<br class="">
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C) Agenda?<br class="">
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D) How formal? (like do we just chat, or also invite "big-guys" from the lab to join the discussion or not)<br class="">
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Here are few items that I suggest to think of, prepare and study first before we have this meeting, so we can have a more effective discussions:<br class="">
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1) Making new Run Plans with new beam energy and less beam time for all experiments, so everybody is "happy"<br class="">
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2) Optimizing commissioning run plan for multiple Tritium experiment with limited time<br class="">
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3) A more serious discussion (or training?) on the Tritium target system and safety, since all of us are about to deal with the Tritium soon.<br class="">
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4) What experimental issues we are having right now that we can fix in the summer<br class="">
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5) What modifications we would like to have while we still have time, such as triggers, target lists & collimators etc.<br class="">
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6) What we learn from the Argon Run and how to implement the experience to our Tritium Run<br class="">
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7) Assigning resources&manpower effectively, such as on hardware responsibilities, analysis tasks, etc.<br class="">
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Please feel free to modify or add more topics to discuss during the meeting, and I strongly suggest that we do necessary homework before having the discussion.<br class="">
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I am very looking forward to hearing inputs from you. Thank you for your time.<br class="">
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