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Physical Review Letters | 1996

Radiative Muon Capture on Hydrogen and the Induced Pseudoscalar Coupling

G. Jonkmans; S. Ahmad; D.S. Armstrong; G. Azuelos; W. Bertl; M. Blecher; C. Q. Chen; P. Depommier; B. Doyle; T. von Egidy; T. P. Gorringe; P. Gumplinger; M. Hasinoff; D. Healey; A. J. Larabee; J. A. Macdonald; S.C. McDonald; M. Munro; J.-M. Poutissou; R. Poutissou; B. C. Robertson; D. G. Sample; E. Saettler; C. Sigler; Geoffrey Taylor; D. H. Wright; N. S. Zhang

Next to the hydrogen atom, the µ − p system is the most fundamental lepton-hadron system; therefore it can be used to test and extend our basic knowledge of the weak semi-leptonic interaction between leptons and quarks. Radiative muon capture (RMC) is much more sensitive than ordinary muon capture (OMC) to the induced pseudoscalar coupling constant of the weak semi-leptonic current because of the much larger range of momentum transfers which can occur in RMC. A status report on TRIUMF E452, Radiative Muon Capture on Hydrogen, which is anticipating a 10% measurement of this coupling constant, is presented.


Nuclear Instruments & Methods in Physics Research Section A-accelerators Spectrometers Detectors and Associated Equipment | 2003

Apparatus for a search for T-violating muon polarization in stopped-kaon decays

J. A. Macdonald; M. Abe; M. Aoki; I. Arai; Y. Asano; T. Baker; M. Blecher; Michael D Chapman; P. Depommier; P. Gumplinger; M. Hasinoff; R. Henderson; K. Horie; Y. Igarashi; Tokihiro Ikeda; J. Imazato; A. Ivashkin; A. Kaga; J. H. Kang; M. Khabibullin; A. Khotjantsev; Eun-San Kim; K.U. Kim; Y. Kudenko; Y. Kuno; J.M. Lee; K.S. Lee; G.Y. Lim; Daniel Marlow; C.R. Mindas

Abstract The detector built at KEK to search for T-violating transverse muon polarization in K + → π 0 μ + ν μ ( K μ 3 ) decay of stopped kaons is described. Sensitivity to the transverse polarization component is obtained from reconstruction of the decay plane by tracking the μ+ through a toroidal spectrometer and detecting the π0 in a segmented CsI(Tl) photon calorimeter. The muon polarization was obtained from the decay positron asymmetry of muons stopped in a polarimeter. The detector included features which minimized systematic errors while maintaining high acceptance.


Physics Letters B | 2000

Test of exotic scalar and tensor couplings in K+→π0e+ν decay

Suguru Shimizu; K. Horie; M. Abe; Masato Aoki; I. Arai; Y. Asano; T. Baker; M. Blecher; Michael D Chapman; P. Depommier; M. P. Grigorjev; M. D. Hasinoff; H.-C. Huang; Y. Igarashi; Tokihiro Ikeda; J. Imazato; A. Ivashkin; J. H. Kang; M. Khabibullin; A. Khotjantsev; Y. Kudenko; Y. Kuno; Jong-Phil Lee; K. S. Lee; A.S. Levchenko; G.Y. Lim; J. A. Macdonald; C.R. Mindas; O. Mineev; S. Sekikawa

Abstract The form factors of the decay K + → π 0 e + ν ( K e 3 + ) have been measured with stopped kaons. Axa0Dalitz plot containing 4.1×10 4 events was analyzed. A comparison of the observed Dalitz plot with a Monte Carlo simulation determined the ratio of the strengths of possible scalar and tensor couplings to that of the vector coupling, f S / f + (0)=−0.002±0.026(stat)±0.014(syst) and f T / f + (0)=−0.01±0.14(stat)±0.09(syst). These values are consistent with the standard model prediction of zero, and disagree with a previous experiment. The analysis also yielded the coefficient of the q 2 term in the vector form factor to be λ + =0.0278±0.0026(stat)±0.0030(syst).


Physics Letters B | 2001

Measurement of Γ(Kμ3)/Γ(Ke3) ratio using stopped positive kaons

K. Horie; S. Shimizu; M. Abe; Masato Aoki; I. Arai; Y. Asano; T. Baker; M. Blecher; Michael D Chapman; P. Depommier; M. D. Hasinoff; H.-C. Huang; Y. Igarashi; Tokihiro Ikeda; J. Imazato; A. Ivashkin; M. Khabibullin; A. Khotjantsev; Y. Kudenko; Y. Kuno; Jong-Phil Lee; K. S. Lee; A.S. Levchenko; G.Y. Lim; J. A. Macdonald; C.R. Mindas; O. Mineev; Y. H. Shin; Y.-M. Shin; Atsushi Suzuki

Abstract The ratio of the K + → π 0 μ + ν ( K μ 3 + ) and K + → π 0 e + ν ( K e 3 + ) decay widths, Γ ( K μ 3 )/ Γ ( K e 3 ), has been measured with stopped positive kaons. K μ 3 + and K e 3 + samples containing 2.4×10 4 and 4.0×10 4 events, respectively, were analyzed. The Γ ( K μ 3 )/ Γ ( K e 3 ) ratio was obtained to be 0.671±0.007(stat.)±0.008(syst.) calculating the detector acceptance by a Monte Carlo simulation. The coefficient of the q 2 dependent term of the f 0 form factor was also determined to be λ 0 =0.019±0.005(stat.)±0.004(syst.) with the assumption of μ – e universality in K l 3 + decay. The agreement of our result with the λ 0 value obtained from K μ 3 + Dalitz plot analyses supports the validity of the μ – e universality.


Nuclear Instruments & Methods in Physics Research Section A-accelerators Spectrometers Detectors and Associated Equipment | 2000

CsI(Tl) photon detector with PIN photodiode readout for a Kμ3 T-violation experiment

D.V. Dementyev; M.P. Grigoriev; A. Ivashkin; M. Khabibullin; A. N. Khotyantsev; Y. Kudenko; O. Mineev; Masato Aoki; J. Imazato; Y. Kuno; T. Baker; M. Blecher; P. Depommier; M. D. Hasinoff; Y. Igarashi; Tokihiro Ikeda; J. A. Macdonald; C.R. Mindas; C. Rangacharyulu; Suguru Shimizu; T. Yokoi

Abstract The π0 detector constructed for the T-violation search experiment E246 at KEK is described. It consists of 768 CsI(Tl) crystals with PIN photodiode readout. The crystals are assembled in a tight barrel with holes for muons entering the magnetic spectrometer. The design and performance of the calorimeter are presented. The average light yield of 11u2008000xa0p.e./MeV and average equivalent noise level of 63xa0keV (bench test) were obtained for the CsI(Tl) modules used in the calorimeter. The coherent noise was found to be about 11xa0keV per a module. A readout electronics has been specifically developed for the high counting rate environment of the experiment. A π0 invariant mass resolution of 9.9xa0MeV (σ) was obtained for the whole detector, including regions around the muon holes. A time resolution of 3.8xa0ns (rms) was achieved in the photon energy range of 10–200xa0MeV.


Physical Review D | 2006

Measurement of P(mu)xi in polarized muon decay

B. Jamieson; R. Bayes; Yu. I. Davydov; P. Depommier; J. Doornbos; W. Faszer; M. C. Fujiwara; C. A. Gagliardi; A. Gaponenko; D. R. Gill; P. Gumplinger; M. D. Hasinoff; R. S. Henderson; J. Hu; P. Kitching; D. D. Koetke; James MacDonald; R. P. MacDonald; G. M. Marshall; E. L. Mathie; R. E. Mischke; J. R. Musser; M. Nozar; K. Olchanski; A. Olin; R. Openshaw; T. A. Porcelli; J.-M. Poutissou; R. Poutissou; M. A. Quraan

The quantity P_{mu}^{pi}xi, where xi is one of the muon decay parameters and


Physics of Atomic Nuclei | 2002

Test of exotic scalar and tensor interactions in K(e3) decay using stopped positive kaons

A. Levchenko; A. Khotjantsev; A. Ivashkin; M. Abe; M. Aliev; V. Anisimovsky; Masato Aoki; I. Arai; Y. Asano; T. Baker; M. Blecher; P. Depommier; M. D. Hasinoff; K. Horie; Henry Huang; Y. Igarashi; Tokihiro Ikeda; J. Imazato; M. Khabibullin; Y. Kudenko; Y. Kuno; L. S. Lee; G. Y. Lim; J. A. Macdonald; D. Marlow; C.R. Mindas; O. Mineev; C. Rangacharyulu; S. Shimizu; Y.M. Shin

P_{mu}^{pi}


Nuclear Physics | 1975

Search for the parity-forbidden heavy-particle width Γ′dα of the Ex = 3.562 MeV state in 6Li

J. Barrette; W. Del Bianco; P. Depommier; S. Kundu; N. Marquardt; A. Richter

is the degree of muon polarization in pion decay, has been measured. The value P_{mu}^{pi}xi = 1.0003 +- 0.0006 stat. +- 0.0038 syst. was obtained. This result agrees with previous measurements but is over a factor of two more precise. It also agrees with the Standard Model prediction for P_{mu}^{pi}xi and thus leads to restrictions on left-right symmetric models.


Physical Review D | 2011

Precise measurement of parity violation in polarized muon decay

J. F. Bueno; R. Bayes; Yu. I. Davydov; P. Depommier; W. Faszer; C. A. Gagliardi; A. Gaponenko; D. R. Gill; A. Grossheim; P. Gumplinger; M. D. Hasinoff; R. S. Henderson; A. Hillairet; J. Hu; D. D. Koetke; R. P. MacDonald; G. M. Marshall; E. L. Mathie; R. E. Mischke; K. Olchanski; A. Olin; R. Openshaw; J.-M. Poutissou; R. Poutissou; V. Selivanov; G. Sheffer; B. Shin; T. D. S. Stanislaus; R. Tacik; R. E. Tribble

The form factors of the decay K+ → π0e+νe (Ke3) have been determined from the comparison of the experimental and Monte Carlo Dalitz distributions containing about 105Ke3 events. The following values of the parameters were obtained: λ+=0.0278±0.0017 (stat.)±0.0015 (syst.), |fS/f+(0)|=0.0040±0.0160 (stat.)±0.0067 (syst.), and |fT/f+(0)|=0.019±0.080 (stat.)±0.038 (syst.). Both scalar fS and tensor fT form factors are consistent with the Standard Model predictions of zero values.


Physics Letters B | 2003

First measurement of the T-violating muon polarization in the decay K+→μ+νγ

V. Anisimovsky; A. Khotjantsev; A. Ivashkin; M. Abe; M. Aliev; M. Aoki; Y. Asano; M. Blecher; P. Depommier; M. D. Hasinoff; K. Horie; H.-C. Huang; Y. Igarashi; J. Imazato; M. Khabibullin; Y. Kudenko; Y. Kuno; A. Levchenko; G.Y. Lim; J. A. Macdonald; O. Mineev; N. Okorokova; C. Rangacharyulu; S. Shimizu; Y.-M. Shin; N. Yershov; T. Yokoi

Abstract Alpha-particle capture by deuterium has been investigated at excitation energies in 6 Li close to the J π = 0 + , T = 1, E x , = 3.562 MeV state. A search for resonance γ-rays from this state has yielded a negative result and an upper limit for the heavy-particle width Γ ′ d α ≦ 0.017 eV.

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M. D. Hasinoff

University of British Columbia

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R. Poutissou

Université de Montréal

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Y. Asano

University of Tsukuba

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K. Horie

University of Tsukuba

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A. Ivashkin

Russian Academy of Sciences

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