Aug 4 – 7, 2022
MIT Laboratory for Nuclear Science
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Session

Neutron magnetic form factor

Aug 6, 2022, 11:30 AM
26-414 (MIT Laboratory for Nuclear Science)

26-414

MIT Laboratory for Nuclear Science

Conveners

Neutron magnetic form factor

  • Jackson Pybus (MIT)

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  1. Provakar Datta (University of Connecticut)
    8/6/22, 11:30 AM

    Nucleon elastic form factors help us understand the nucleon structure by probing their four-current distribution. But very little is known of neutron's magnetic form factor, $G^{n}_{M}$, for $Q^2 > 4$ $(\text{GeV}/\text{c})^2$. To shed some light in this area, an experiment, SBS-$G_M^n$ (E12-09-019), has run in Jefferson Lab's experimental Hall A from October 2021 to February 2022 and recorded...

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  2. Sebastian Seeds (UConn)
    8/6/22, 11:50 AM

    During the first experiment (GMn) using the Super BigBite Spectrometer in experimental Hall A at Jefferson Lab, elastic proton and neutron cross sections were measured using a high timing and position resolution hadron calorimeter as the hadron arm of the spectrometer. The design of the calorimeter emphasizes precision timing and position measurements over energy resolution expecting a clean...

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  3. Maria Satnik (William & Mary)
    8/6/22, 12:10 PM

    The GRINCH is a new heavy gas chereknov threshold detector developed for the Super Bigbite (SBS) program in Hall A in Jefferson Lab. The purpose of the GRINCH is to distinguish between pions and electrons during electromagnetic form factor scattering experiments in the SBS program. Consisting of 510 1-in photomultipier tubes and filled with $C_4 F_8 O$ heavy gas, this novel detector is...

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