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He-3-](E.-], E'') Quasi-Elastic Asymmetry

  • C.E. JONES
  • , E.J. BEISE
  • , J.E. BELZ
  • , R.W. CARR
  • , B.W. FILIPPONE
  • , W. LORENZON
  • , R.D. MCKEOWN
  • , B.A. MUELLER
  • , T.G. ONEILL
  • , G.W. DODSON
  • , K. DOW
  • , M. FARKHONDEH
  • , S. KOWALSKI
  • , K. LEE
  • , N. MAKINS
  • , R. MILNER
  • , A. THOMPSON
  • , D. TIEGER
  • , J.F.J. van den Brand
  • , A. YOUNG
  • X. YU, J.D. ZUMBRO

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Abstract

Measurements of the spin-dependent asymmetry in scattering longitudinally polarized electrons from polarized He-3 at quasielastic kinematics are reported. The measurements were made at two kinematics and spin angles, one sensitive to the helicity-dependent transverse-longitudinal interference response function, R(TL''), and the other to the helicity-dependent transverse response function, R(T''). For the experiment a metastability exchange optically pumped polarized He-3 target was used; a general discussion of the technique used to polarize the He-3, along with the details of the design and operation of the target system, are presented here. A comparison is made of the world''s data on the He-3 over arrow pointing right(e over arrow pointing right, e'') quasielastic asymmetry with several theoretical predictions, including calculations that use the plane wave impulse approximation and a fully spin-dependent spectral function. There is good agreement between data and theory at the current level of experimental precision.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)110-130
Number of pages21
JournalPHYSICAL REVIEW C-NUCLEAR PHYSICS
Volume47
Issue number1
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 1 Jan 1993
Externally publishedYes

Keywords

  • QUASI-ELASTIC SCATTERING
  • POLARIZED HE-3 TARGETS
  • ELECTRON-SCATTERING
  • RESPONSE FUNCTIONS
  • FORM-FACTOR
  • NEUTRON
  • RELAXATION
  • HELIUM
  • LASER
  • GAS

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