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FOCAL PLANE POLARIMETER FOR A TEST OF EPR PARADOX

Authors :
H. Matsubara
Y. Satou
K. Sekiguchi
K. Itoh
K. Suda
N. Matsui
A. Tamii
Hideyuki Sakai
H. Kuboki
T. Saito
T. Ikeda
M. Sasano
K. Yako
Y. Maeda
T. Kawabata
T. Uesaka
Source :
Polarized Sources and Targets.
Publication Year :
2007
Publisher :
WORLD SCIENTIFIC, 2007.

Abstract

A proton polarimeter EPOL has been constructed at the focal plane of the spectrograph SMART at RIKEN. EPOL is designed for the test of EPR paradox in a two proton system by measuring the spin-correlation of the ' H ( d , p p [ ' S o ] ) n reaction at E d = 270 MeV. EPOL consists of a spin-analyzer target (graphite slab), plastic scintillation counter hodoscopes and multi-wire drift chambers. EPOL is capable of identifying the trajectories of two protons before and after scattering in the analyzer target. EPOL has been calibrated at Ep = 12&160 MeV. The effective analyzing power is 0.17-0.23 and the figure of merit is 0.7-2.6 x lop3, both of which increase with incident energy.

Details

Database :
OpenAIRE
Journal :
Polarized Sources and Targets
Accession number :
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