The article has been published by Physical Review Letter, March 4, 2002 !!
 

The reference is O. Gayou et al., Phys. Rev. Lett. 88, 092301 (2002).

    Spoke persons:

• Charles F. Perdrisat, College of William and Mary, Virginia      (perdrisa@vina.physics.wm.edu)
• Ed Brash, University of Regina, Canada  (brash@uregina.ca)
• Vina Punjabi, Norfolk State University, Virginia (punjabi@jlab.org)
• Mark Jones, University of Maryland, Maryland (jones@jlab.org)

• Lubomir Pentchev, College of William and Mary, Virginia    (pentchev@jlab.org)
• Sasha Kozlov, University of Regina, Canada (alk@lepin.phys.uregina.ca)

• Olivier Gayou, College of William and Mary, Virginia, and Universite de Clermont-Ferrand,  France (gayou@jlab.org)

         Our time has come...
 
 
 

What you can already see on this page:

• A brief description of the experiment, with the abstract and the proposal.
• The results of the lead glass calorimeter test in May 2000.
• A to-do list of what has been done for the preparation of the experiment last summer.
• Some related web pages: Jefferson Lab, Hall A, FPP, E93027, Compton polarimeter.
• The proposed kinematics.
• The tables of correspondance of blocks of the calo and its electronics.
• The shift schedule.
• The shift request form.
• Picture gallery.
• Administrative documents: COO, ESAD (in .ps format)
• The plan for the very first days of run (facility development time & commissioning at the end of October- beginning of November).
• A list of participants
• Information if you are on shift.

• Here is the analysis page.

• Anything you can think of and tell me ! (gayou@jlab.org)