- Karl: Working on Pass II radiative corrections.
- Discussion re. difference with EG1A g1. Possible trade of
data with Hall B. Peter does not think that is possible. Asks for our
data to perform comparison. States that it's possible that Ega1 data
may have some problems. Has more confidence in Eg1B data.
- Karl: Asks if EG1a and EG1b comparison has been done.
Apparently Yelana is working on it.
- Oscar shows where his rss summary spreadsheet is on the
CUE so Karl can cross check g1.
- Oscar and Karl's d2 integrand do not agree. Oscar
evaluates from (g2 - g2^WW) (E155 A2,g2 paper definition) while Karl
evaluates 3x^2(g1+2g2). They should be analytically equivalent.
Questions of whether this relation is completely equivalent
numerically.
- Peter: suggests we fit our asymmetry data with the AO
shape.
- Peter: regarding difference of christy model to e94110 and
Ioana's data near threshold, he suggests convoluting the model to the
resolution of the data. More data: Nucar and Edwin's thesis.
- ELT sum rule: Teryaev suggested we evaluate it at
Spin-Praha 2005 to better understand our d2. Discussion of why this sum
rule is relevent.
- Peter : asks Karl effect of large systematic at threshold
on d2. Karl will check.
- Frank :requests comparison of pass I to pass II radiative
corrections. Karl will provide when Pass II completed.
- Shige: varies NH3 PF from 51-55% and fits ratio of MC/data
to a polynomial to evaluate systematic. Finds 1-2% effect on Packing
Fraction.
- Oscar : Carbon disks were measured very precisely,
multiple times.
- Peter : suggests looking at Carbon (no He) runs, He, and
Carbon (with He) runs.
- Oscar : suggests comparison with carbon is most important
since there is very flat response, with no features. He suggests Carbon
(with He) MT target, MT target (with He) as a final test for Shige.
Then this work can be concluded.
- Peter : PF dependence on W gives idea of systematic (since
it should have no W dependence)
- Oscar + Peter : 2-3 % systematic appropriate.
- Shige : will stick with previous P.F. values, use new
numbers to estimate systematic.
- Shige : Deuteron QE asymmetries agree at 1.5 sigma with
theory prediction. Top and bottom cups agree well.
- Conclusion : NMR agrees well with the prediction from Q.E.
scattering.
- Oscar: GEN exp has polarized deuterium data to about 1
GeV2 in delta region.
- Frank: PRL discussion
- Oscar: suggests including some of his DOE review article
discussion of DF.
- Oscar: d2 plot should be dropped, just include integrated
value in text.
- Mark : For duality integrals, use Bloom-Gilman ranges.
- Oscar: Requests text reflect that RSS was first mentiof of
polarized duality at JLab.
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