D. L. Prout
Kent State University
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Physical Review Letters | 1999
K. A. Aniol; D.S. Armstrong; M. Baylac; E. Burtin; John Calarco; Gordon D. Cates; C. Cavata; J. P. Chen; E. Chudakov; D. Dale; C. W. de Jager; A. Deur; P. Djawotho; M. B. Epstein; S. Escoffier; L. A. Ewell; N. Falletto; J.M. Finn; Kevin Fissum; A. Fleck; B. Frois; J. Gao; F. Garibaldi; A. Gasparian; G. Gerstner; R. Gilman; A. Glamazdin; J. Gomez; V. Gorbenko; O. Hansen
We have measured the parity-violating electroweak asymmetry in the elastic scattering of polarized electrons from the proton. The kinematic point [{l_angle}{theta}{sub lab }{r_angle}=12.3{degree} and {l_angle}Q{sup 2}{r_angle}=0.48 (GeV /c){sup 2} ] is chosen to provide sensitivity, at a level that is of theoretical interest, to the strange electric form factor G{sup s}{sub E} . The result, A={minus}14.5{plus_minus}2.2 ppm , is consistent with the electroweak standard model and no additional contributions from strange quarks. In particular, the measurement implies G{sup s}{sub E}+0.39G{sup s}{sub M}=0.023 {plus_minus}0.034(stat){plus_minus}0.022( syst){plus_minus}0.026({delta}G{sup n}{sub E}) , where the last uncertainty arises from the estimated uncertainty in the neutron electric form factor. {copyright} {ital 1999} {ital The American Physical Society}
Nuclear Instruments & Methods in Physics Research Section A-accelerators Spectrometers Detectors and Associated Equipment | 2001
M. Palarczyk; J. Rapaport; Cheri Lynn Hautala; K. Hicks; D. L. Prout; T.N. Taddeucci; Charles C. Foster; C.D. Goodman; I. Van Heerden; T. Rinckel; G. Savopulos; X Yang; D Yoder; E. Sugarbaker; D.C. Cooper; B. Luther
Abstract We describe the upgraded time-of-flight facility at the Indiana University Cyclotron which has been used to measure the polarization transfer induced in ( p → , n → ) reactions at intermediate energies, Ep=100–200 MeV. The Indiana Neutron POLarimeter (INPOL) is able to measure simultaneously two orthogonal neutron spin polarizations induced in charge exchange reactions with polarized proton beams oriented in each of the three spin states, normal ( N → ), sideways ( S → ) and longitudinal ( L → ).
Nuclear Physics | 1994
D. L. Prout; S. Delucia; E. Sugarbaker; B. Luther; D. Cooper; T.N. Taddeucci; L. Rybarcyk; J. B. McClelland; C.D. Goodman; B.K. Park; J. Rapaport; T. Sams; G. Edwards; C. Glasshauser
Abstract We present ( p , n ) spin observable measurements in the delta region of excitation taken on the targets 2H and 12C at 0° and 795 MeV proton energy. These observables have been used to form the spin-longitudinal and spin-transverse cross sections. Good agreement is found between experiment and theory in the spin-longitudinal channel.
Nuclear Physics | 1998
B. D. Anderson; D. L. Prout; M. Palarczyk; A. Ahmidouch; A.R. Baldwin; D. Cooper; Charles C. Foster; W. Glöckle; Mohammad S. Islam; Cheri Lynn Hautala; K. Hicks; M. Khayat; B. Luther; R. Madey; D. M. Manley; I. Niculescu; J. Rapaport; G. Savopulos; J. Sowinski; E. Sugarbaker; R. Suleiman; I.J. van Heerden; J.W. Watson; H. Witała; XiaoDi Yang; W. M. Zhang
Abstract A complete set of spin observables was measured for the 2 H(p,n)2p reaction at 200 MeV at the Indiana University Cyclotron Facility (IUCF) with the high intensity polarized ion source (HIPIOS) and the Indiana Neutron Polarization Facility (INPOL). The incident proton beam was delivered successively in each of the three spin states, normal ( N ), sideways ( S ), and longitudinal ( L ). Two large-volume neutron polarimeters placed along the 0° and 24° beam lines measured the polarizations of the emitted neutrons in each of the three spin states. The measured cross sections and spin observables are compared with three-body Faddeev calculations, which generally agree with the data. The ratio of the longitudinal to transverse response is suppressed rather than enhanced, as predicted by some models.
Physical Review Letters | 2000
W. Xu; D. Dutta; F. Xiong; B. D. Anderson; L. Auberbach; T. Averett; W. Bertozzi; J. R. Calarco; L. Cardman; G. D. Cates; Z. Chai; J. P. Chen; S. Choi; E. Chudakov; S. Churchwell; G.S. Corrado; C. Crawford; D. Dale; A. Deur; P. Djawotho; Bradley Filippone; John M. Finn; H. Gao; R. Gilman; A. Glamazdin; C. Glashausser; W. Glöckle; J. Golak; Jonatan Piedra Gomez; V. Gorbenko
Physical Review C | 1993
Chen Xy; T.N. Taddeucci; J. B. McClelland; T. A. Carey; R.C. Byrd; L. Rybarcyk; Sailor Wc; Mercer Dj; D. L. Prout; S. DeLucia; B. Luther; D. Marchlenski; E. Sugarbaker; J. Rapaport; Gülmez E; C.A. Whitten; C.D. Goodman; Huang W; Y. Wang; William P. Alford
Physical Review Letters | 1994
T.N. Taddeucci; B. Luther; L. Rybarcyk; R.C. Byrd; J. B. McClelland; D. L. Prout; S. DeLucia; D. Cooper; D. Marchlenski; E. Sugarbaker; B.K. Park; Thomas Sams; C.D. Goodman; J. Rapaport; M. Ichimura; K. Kawahigashi
Physical Review C | 1990
T.N. Taddeucci; William P. Alford; Barlett M; R.C. Byrd; T. A. Carey; D. Ciskowski; C.C. Foster; Gaarde C; C.D. Goodman; Goulding Ca; Gülmez E; Huang W; D.J. Horen; Larsen J; D. Marchlenski; J. B. McClelland; D. L. Prout; J. Rapaport; L. Rybarcyk; Sailor Wc; E. Sugarbaker; Whitten Ca
Physical Review Letters | 1992
J. B. McClelland; T.N. Taddeucci; Chen Xy; W.P. Alford; R.C. Byrd; T. A. Carey; S. DeLucia; C.D. Goodman; Gülmez E; Huang W; B. Luther; D. Marchlenski; Mercer Dj; D. L. Prout; J. Rapaport; Rybaryck Lj; Sailor Wc; E. Sugarbaker; Y. Wang; C.A. Whitten
Physical Review Letters | 1994
T.N. Taddeucci; B. Luther; L. Rybarcyk; R.C. Byrd; J. B. McClelland; D. L. Prout; S. DeLucia; D. Cooper; D. Marchlenski; E. Sugarbaker; B.K. Park; Thomas Sams; C.D. Goodman; J. Rapaport; M. Ichimura; K. Kawahigashi