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    User name E.Chudakov

    Log entry time 18:13:44 on January 13, 2009

    Entry number 255865

    keyword=Moller results, spin dance

    Moller results on Jan 13 11:20-16:30

    Tuning took 1h 10m.
    Preliminary results: not corrected for variations along the targets
     #    Wien angle  beam     runs target Ptarget% Pbeam%
    1 30° 0.58 µA 13055-13058 5 7.97 -81.7±0.3±2.0
    2 30° 0.80 µA 13059-13060 5 7.97 -81.1±0.3±2.0
    3 50° 0.80 µA 13061-13064 5 7.97 -90.8±0.3±2.0
    4 70° 0.80 µA 13065-13068 5 7.97 -88.4±0.3±2.0
    5 -30° 0.80 µA 13070-13073 5 7.97 -9.4±0.3±2.0
    6 54° 0.80 µA 13074-13077 5 7.97 -91.0±0.3±2.0
    7 54° 0.80 µA 13079-13082 4 7.44 -90.5±0.2±2.0
    8 54° 0.55 µA 13083-13086 3 7.62 -88.0±0.2±2.0
    9 54° 0.55 µA 13087-13090 2 8.21 -90.8±0.2±2.0
    10 30° 0.80 µA 13091-13094 5 7.97 -82.3±0.2±2.0
    average 6,7,9 54° average the targets -90.8±0.1±2.0
    2,3,4,5 dance 0.80 µA maximum at 54±1.° 5 7.97 -91.0±0.2±2.0
    best 30° scaled to all targets -82.1±0.3±2.0

    Spin Dance Results

    In Hall A, the spin is parallel at a Wien angle of 54±1.°. From this, assuming symmetric linacs, we derive the energy per linac of 583.35 MeV, which gives the Hall A energy of 5.899 GeV. This is about 7 MeV higher than the measured energy. The difference might be caused by a linacs' disbalance. The spin would be parallel at 15.5° in Hall B (5 passes) and at 23° in Hall C (4 passes) . The sum of squares of the longitudinal polarizations in all 3 halls would be maximized at about 30°.

    A large chi2 of the spin dance fit (20/NDF) is likely caused by an energy instability, which affects the measurements at large spin angles (far from 54°).




    Figure 1



    Figure 2