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Moeller Polarimeter
This
Moeller Polarimeter is used in Hall
A of Jefferson Lab (former
CEBAF) in
order to measure the polarization of the electron beam. It consists of
a
polarized target, a magnetic channel consisting of 3 quadrupoles and
one
dipole and of a detector made of lead glass and scintillators.
This page resides in JLAB and is regularly updated. A good page on
this polarimeter with a lot of details on the design is residing in University
of
Kentucky
Institutions
General
Documentation
Polarization measurements
- The sign of beam polarization
- Raw results of the polarization measurements
- Summaries for the running experiments
- E94-010, Sep-Dec 1998
- HAPPEX, April-May 1999
- HAPPEX, July 1999
- HAPPEX, 1999 systematic errors (talk).
- E89-012, E94-019, July-November
1999
- E93-049, 4He(e,e'p)3H , Apr-May 2000
- E91-011, N-->D, May-July 2000
- E99-007, GEP(II), November-December
- E97-110, GDH, July-August 2003
- E02-013, Gen, February-May 2006
- E06-010, Transversity, October 2008 - February 2009
- E06-014, d2n, February -March 2009
- Spin dance measurements
- Results of commissionning and studies of the systematics
- Results of tests with the
unpolarized
beam, March 98.
- The signs of polarizations of
the target and of the beam.
- Laser's phase influence on the
beam
polarization.
- "Results Unique electron
polarimeter analyzing power comparison and precision spin-based energy
measurement"
Phys. Rev. Special topics - accelerator and beams,Vol.7,042802(2004)
(pdf file)
Projects and
development
Literature
Picture
Archive
Links to
Other Polarimeters
This page is maintained by the Moeller
group
moller@jlab.org
Last modified: June 24 2009