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Title: SCALING LAW in single charged pion electroproduction


1
SCALING LAW in single charged pion
electroproduction
  • Weekly Report (Jul.17, 2006)

2
Analysis procedures
  • GSIM-GENOVA-EG ( single channel np )
  • GSIM-GENEV (single, multi-pion channels)
  • Based on EvntGen with Rad. effect on/off

3
Analysis procedures
  • single chan. currently GSIM evnt 200M
  • single, multi-pion chan. REC evnt 81M
  • Single chan. Rad effect on/off

4
Impact of BG under mmx by misidentification
Q) BG contribution can be large due to
misidentification pion at p gt 2GeV ?
In the resonance region (Wlt1.8GeV,
Q21.874.52GeV2) Under 2.5s cut of ß BG
2
2.5s
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5
Impact of BG under mmx by misidentification
Q) BG contribution can be large due to
misidentification pion at p gt 2GeV ?
In the resonance region (Wgt1.8GeV,
Q21.874.52GeV2) Under 2.5s cut of ß BG
1
2.5s
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6
Missing mass
Missing mass distribution as function of Xbj at
fixed Q2, -t
7
MMx plots in terms of Q2, pp
8
BG Distribution
Q2 2.65GeV2 , -t 1.01.3GeV2 , Xbj 0.160.7
9
BG subtraction
  • Better understanding of background distribution
  • Background contribution from particle
    misidentification at high momentum range (p gt
    2GeV) , and high W gt1.8GeV is small
  • Apply the single gaussian function to describe
    the high mass
  • Front tail from fit function would be a good
    description of BG contribution under neutron mass
    peak
  • Only neutron signal and radiative effect are
    survived no fitting is necessary
  • Systematic uncertainty check in cross section
    level among no cut, constant cut, 2rd order pol.
    function cut, gaussian cut for high mass (under
    way)

10
Neutron mass
  • How can we be free from background ? Detect the
    neutron directly on EC
  • How we can separate between ? , n precisely ?
  • Generally, we used the rough ß cut at the first
    time
  • If we used very thin target, do we have better
    chance to separate the ?/n on ß distribution ?
  • Do we have better understand neutron detection
    property from ß distribution ?
  • How can we get better ß distribution to separate
    ?/n ?
  • Better distance, timing resolution due to thin
    target ?

11
Vertex distribution
1) Vertex distribution from LH2 target
2) Vertex distribution from empty target
  • Choose the target window (left) as thin target
  • Apply 3s cut of vz of electron
  • Apply the constraint of vertex xy plane

-0.01ltvxlt0.19cm
-0.44ltvylt-0.24cm
-7.59ltvzlt-6.26cm
12
E1-6 target
? Target materials
? Empty target Runs Run 30825, 30962, 31104, Run
31128, 31252, 31254, Run 31300, 31344
13
Possibility of ?/n separation
  • Distance from thin target to EC plane

14
Possibility of ?/n separation
EC geometry
Inner 5 layers x 3(UVW) Outer 8 layers x
3(UVW)
Each layer BC 412 10.0mm Lead 2.2mm
? Inner dl 18.3 cm ? Outer dl 48.3 cm
15
Possibility of ?/n separation
  • The ß distribution

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