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Dr. Fatiha Benmokhtar
Office 8422, Phys. Dept. @ Wean Hall
Carnegie Mellon University.
5000 Forbes Av. Pittsburgh, PA. 15213
Phone: 412-268-2983
fatiha@ernest.phys.cmu.edu
My actual research work and interests are based around the Strange Quark contribution to the Nucleon Electro-Magnetic properties using Parity Violation experiment G0 at Jlab. Data analysis is under very good progress. I am also interested on the incoming High Precision Measurement Parity Violation experiments at the Lab.
My other research interest is still related to the strange sea quarks, but this time via Semi-Inclusive Deep Inelastic Scattering (SIDIS) of electrons off polarized deuteron or proton targets. This will allow us to get an idea about the contribution to the nucleon spin and momentum distribution.
Last, Few Body Short Range Correlations, well, inherited this from my PhD. thesis work.This is it for now... Who knows what is my interest going to be in 10 years. So many things we do not know! :)
G0 Experiment: "Strange Quark
Contribution to the Electromagnetic Properties of the Proton"
N->Delta experiment: "Measurement
of the Parity Violating Asymmetry in the N->Delta Transition".
Dr
Data Acquisition for
G0backward Angle.
My PhD. Experiment:
"Study of 3He
Nulei Through electro-disintergation at high missing momenta and
energies, N-N Correlations"
Thesis related work
(download the thesis: ps format
or pdf format
)
Accepted 6 GeV Proposal on 4He(e,e'p), continuity of (e,e'p) experiments
t20 experiment.
Some publications
Useful links:
Particle Data Group
American Physical Society
The American Institute of Physics
Physics Today
Some personal stuff:
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