M. Purcell
University of Texas at Austin
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High-Energy Spin Physics: 8th International Symposium | 2008
S. I. Penttilä; J. F. Amann; J. J. Jarmer; K. W. Jones; N. Tanaka; M. L. Barlett; G. W. Hoffmann; W. F. Kielhorn; G. Pauletta; M. Purcell
A polarized 13C target has been developed and used to measure spin observables for 500‐MeV p‐13C elastic scattering. The material was ethylene glycol, 13C2H6O2, enriched to 99% in 13C. Both the 13C and 1H spins were dynamically polarized in a 3He refrigerator at 2.5‐T magnetic field. The polarization of both species was measured by using the NMR thermal equilibrium calibration technique. In addition, the polarization of 1H was independently measured by p‐p scattering. We describe the target and report on the polarizations obtained and the dependence of the polarizations on integrated beam intensity.
Physical Review C | 1994
Yi-Fen Yen; Brinkmöller B; D. Dehnhard; M. A. Franey; S.M. Sterbenz; Yu Yj; B. Berman; G. R. Burleson; K. Cranston; A. Klein; G. S. Kyle; R. Alarcon; T. Averett; Comfort; J. Görgen; Barry G. Ritchie; Tinsley; M. L. Barlett; G. W. Hoffmann; Johnson K; C. F. Moore; M. Purcell; H. Ward; Williams Al; J.A. Faucett; Steven J. Greene; J. J. Jarmer; J.A. McGill; C. L. Morris; S. I. Penttilä
Analyzing powers [ital A][sub [ital y]] were measured for [pi][sup +] and [pi][sup [minus]] elastic scattering from polarized [sup 13]C at incident pion energies [ital T][sub [pi]] near the [ital P][sub 33] [pi]-nucleon resonance. At [ital T][sub [pi]]=130 MeV, the values of [ital A][sub [ital y]] are significantly different from zero for [pi][sup [minus]] scattering. For [pi][sup +] at [ital T][sub [pi]]=130 MeV and for both [pi][sup [minus]] and [pi][sup +] at all other energies, the [ital A][sub [ital y]] are mostly consistent with zero. Elastic differential cross sections were measured using an unpolarized [sup 13]C target. Both the analyzing-power and cross-section data were compared with predictions using a variety of nuclear structure and reaction models. The analyzing power was found to be strongly sensitive to the quadrupole spin-flip part of the transition. The data of this work complement measurements of the magnetic form factor by electron scattering. The pion [ital A][sub [ital y]] data are not reproduced by calculations using wave functions that fit the magnetic form factor at low momentum transfers.
Physical Review C | 1994
Yi-Fen Yen; B. Brinkmoeller; D. Dehnhard; Franey; S.M. Sterbenz; Yu Yj; B. L. Berman; G. R. Burleson; K. Cranston; A. Klein; G. S. Kyle; R. Alarcon; T. Averett; J.R. Comfort; J.J. Goergen; Barry G. Ritchie; J. Tinsley; M. L. Barlett; G. W. Hoffmann; Johnson K; C. F. Moore; M. Purcell; H. Ward; Williams Al; J.A. Faucett; Steven J. Greene; J. J. Jarmer; J.A. McGill; C. L. Morris; S.I. Penttilae
Analyzing powers [ital A][sub [ital y]] were measured for [pi][sup +] and [pi][sup [minus]] elastic scattering from polarized [sup 13]C at incident pion energies [ital T][sub [pi]] near the [ital P][sub 33] [pi]-nucleon resonance. At [ital T][sub [pi]]=130 MeV, the values of [ital A][sub [ital y]] are significantly different from zero for [pi][sup [minus]] scattering. For [pi][sup +] at [ital T][sub [pi]]=130 MeV and for both [pi][sup [minus]] and [pi][sup +] at all other energies, the [ital A][sub [ital y]] are mostly consistent with zero. Elastic differential cross sections were measured using an unpolarized [sup 13]C target. Both the analyzing-power and cross-section data were compared with predictions using a variety of nuclear structure and reaction models. The analyzing power was found to be strongly sensitive to the quadrupole spin-flip part of the transition. The data of this work complement measurements of the magnetic form factor by electron scattering. The pion [ital A][sub [ital y]] data are not reproduced by calculations using wave functions that fit the magnetic form factor at low momentum transfers.
Physical Review Letters | 1990
G. W. Hoffmann; M. L. Barlett; W. F. Kielhorn; G. Pauletta; M. Purcell; L. Ray; J. F. Amann; J. J. Jarmer; K. W. Jones; S. I. Penttilä; N. Tanaka; G. R. Burleson; J.A. Faucett; M. Gilani; G. S. Kyle; Stevens L; A. M. Mack; D. Mihailidis; T. Averett; J. Comfort; J. J. Görgen; J. Tinsley; B.C. Clark; S. Hama; R.L. Mercer
Physical Review Letters | 1991
Y.F. Yen; B. Brinkmöller; D. Dehnhard; Sterbenz Sm; Yu Yj; B. Berman; G. R. Burleson; K. Cranston; A. Klein; G. S. Kyle; Alarcon R; T. Averett; Comfort; J. J. Görgen; Barry G. Ritchie; Tinsley; M. L. Barlett; G. W. Hoffmann; Johnson K; C. F. Moore; M. Purcell; H. Ward; Williams A; J.A. Faucett; Steven J. Greene; J. J. Jarmer; J.A. McGill; C. L. Morris; S. I. Penttilä; N. Tanaka
Physical Review Letters | 1991
J. J. Görgen; J. R. Comfort; J. Tinsley; T. Averett; J. DeKorse; B. Franklin; B. G. Ritchie; G. S. Kyle; A. Klein; B. Berman; G. R. Burleson; K. Cranston; J.A. Faucett; J. J. Jarmer; J. N. Knudson; S. I. Penttilä; N. Tanaka; B. Brinkmöller; D. Dehnhard; Yi Fen Yen; S. Høibråten; H. Breuer; B. S. Flanders; Mahbubul Khandaker; D. L. Naples; Dan Zhang; M. L. Barlett; G. W. Hoffmann; M. Purcell
Physical Review C | 1995
A. M. Mack; Norton M. Hintz; D. Cook; M. A. Franey; J. F. Amann; M. L. Barlett; G. W. Hoffmann; G. Pauletta; D. Ciskowski; M. Purcell
Physical Review C | 1994
G. W. Hoffmann; M. L. Barlett; W. F. Kielhorn; G. Pauletta; M. Purcell; L. Ray; J. F. Amann; J. J. Jarmer; K. W. Jones; S. I. Penttilä; N. Tanaka; G. R. Burleson; J.A. Faucett; M. Gilani; G. S. Kyle; Stevens L; A. M. Mack; D. Mihailidis; T. Averett; J. Görgen; J. Tinsley
Physical Review D | 1990
J. J. Görgen; J. Comfort; T. Averett; J. Dekorse; B. Franklin; Barry G. Ritchie; J. Tinsley; G. S. Kyle; B. Berman; G. R. Burleson; K. Cranston; A. Klein; J.A. Faucett; J. J. Jarmer; J.N. Knudson; S. Penttilä; N. Tanaka; B. Brinkmöller; D. Dehnhard; Y.F. Yen; S. Høibråten; H. Breuer; B.S. Flanders; Mahbubul Khandaker; D.L. Naples; D. Zhang; M. L. Barlett; G. W. Hoffmann; M. Purcell
Physical Review C | 1995
A. M. Mack; Norton M. Hintz; D.C. Cook; M. A. Franey; J. Amann; M. L. Barlett; G. W. Hoffmann; G. Pauletta; D. Ciskowski; M. Purcell