compton polarimetry
DESCRIPTION
COMPTON POLARIMETRY. Analysis status Scaling laws Measurement @ 3 GeV Toward 850 MeV. Overview. e - detector. g detector. Compton Int. Point. Detection. 650 m m strips. Hall A. 7mm gap. PbW04. e - only g only Coincidences. “e - Only”. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
COMPTON POLARIMETRY
•Analysis status
•Scaling laws
•Measurement @ 3 GeV
•Toward 850 MeV
Overview
Compton Int. Point
detector
e- detector
Detection
650 m strips
PbW04
Hall A
• e- only• only•Coincidences
7mm gap
“e- Only”
•Differential method, Running-time <A2>
•Main systematic error = calibration
•Typical 2.5% relat. error @4.5 GeV
•Installed online
Response Function
Electron detector
energy tagger
1 strip selected
•Response func. over e- det. Range
•Semi-integration method
•Optimized software threshold
•Cross-check of syst.
Error Budget
Source of error
Relat. Error (%)
Aexp
Statistical 0.8
Position & angle 0.3
Background 0.05
Dead Time 0.1
P 0.5
Analyzing Power
Response function
0.45
Calibration 0.6
Pile up 0.45
Radiative corr. 0.26
TOTAL 1.4 %
•Ebeam =4.5 GeV
•Ibeam = 40 mA
•40 min run
•<Ana. Power> = 5.8%
Running conditions:
<A>
AMax
<A2>
k x E
Scaling Laws
tot ~ cst
Run-time ( x A2) (k2 x E2)
0.85 GeV
3.0 GeV4.5 GeV
Error in previous estimates…
Measurement @ 3 GeV
•Reduce gap from 7 to 5mm
•Covers more than 75% of E range
•1% stat. in 1h
•Goal: 2% syst.
Toward 850 MeV
Kinematics with IR laser:
E (GeV) 4.5 0.85
AMax (%) 7.7 1.5
<A2> (%) 3.85 0.75
<A> (%) 1.53 0.32
tot (barn) 0.617 0.650
k’Max (MeV) 335 12.7
Vert. gap (mm)
15 3
e- Detection
• Differential method• -strips of 50 m for good calibration
I.R. laser Green laser
-Need to detect e- between 2.5 and 3mm of the primary beam
-Could be done with remote position control of the e- detector. -1% stat in 20h
-Compton edge 6mm from the primary beam
-1% stat in 5h (assuming 1.5kW laser)
Bkg? Beam position stability?
-Light upgrade of electron det.-Distances from beam currently achieved-Major hardware change
<A>
AMax
<A2>
detection
Integration method with very low threshold (few% of Compton edge)
-No syst. from resolution and calibration
-Need to know the det. Efficiency
-1% stat. in 4.5 days
Requirements with IR laser:
•E = [120 keV-12 MeV]•100 kHz•High efficiency
Detection
Bkg level: can be tested in April during GDH.
Monitoring of efficiency: few % level? radioactive sources, expected flat above.
2 layers detector:
PbWO4, pure CsI: 110 MeVLSO: 0.11 MeV
•Huge light yield, 420nm•Dense: 7.4g/cm3•Fast: 42ns•Size of 4x4x4 cm available•20 to 200 e per
•Transparent to 420 nm•6 to 60 e per
PMT
Main systematics:
CONCLUSION
With electron detector 2mm lower:
-OK for HAPPEx2 -Error budget tight for 4He
Upgrades:
-Green laser: 175 k$, 2 man/year Would make e- detect. Work
-New photon detector:Can be tested in spring 2003 with current setup