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Title: Radiative Corrections for polarized H(e,ep)


1
Radiative Corrections for polarized H(e,ep)
  • Chris Crawford
  • Mass. Inst. of Tech.
  • Jan. 24, 2002

2
Outline
  • Existing software
  • SIMC (Hall C)
  • MASCARAD
  • Calculations
  • Remaining work
  • Introduction
  • Higher order diagrams
  • Hard vs. Soft photons
  • Approximations
  • Radiative cross section

3
Internal Processes
Born
Bremsstrahlung
Vertex correction
Vacuum polarization
4
External Processes
  • Bremsstrahlung
  • Multiple scattering
  • Landau straggling
  • Energy loss
  • Simulate these with BLASTMC

5
Hard v.s. Soft Photons
  • Soft Photons within detector energy resolution
    ?E
  • Multiple photon emission dominates at low
  • Hard photons modify kinematics

6
Radiative Cross Section
  • Bethe Heitler, P.R.S.L. A146, 83 (1934)
  • J. Schwinger, Phys. Rev. 76, 790 (1949)
  • Mo Tsai, Rev. Mod. Phys. 41, 205 (1969)
  • Inclusive cross section
  • Soft photon approximation
  • Peaking approximation
  • Cutoff parameter ?E

7
SIMC
  • R. Ent et. al., Phys.Rev.C 64 054610 (2001)
  • Soft photon approximation
  • Multiple photon emission
  • Two unphysical divergences

8
SIMC
  • Peaking approximation
  • Radiation along initial, final electron
  • Used for applying vertex correction

9
MASCARAD
  • A. Afanasev et. al., Phys.Rev.D 64, 113009
  • Bardin Shumeiko, Nucl.Phys. B127, 242
  • Covariant, no cutoff parameter

S.P.A.
Hard Photons
10
MASCARAD
  • The asymmetry is insensitive to ?

11
Phase Space
  • Change of variables for

12
Coincidence
  • Integrate over proton acceptance A
  • Sharply peaked in ? and ?k

13
Results from MASCARAD
14
Results from MASCARAD
15
Results from MASCARAD
16
Results from MASCARAD
17
Other Methods
  • Reconstruction in hadronic variables
  • Simplifies integration
  • C code PRC, by Feng Xiong
  • Based on POLRAD 2.0
  • Others

18
Remaining Work
  • Incorporate into BLASTMC (userGen)
  • Use external physics of GEANT
  • Simulate proton acceptance
  • Improvements
  • Use peaking approx. residual
  • Add arbitrary polarization angle
  • Simulate e-p elastic experiments
  • Generalize to other BLAST reactions
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