D2n meeting-17Apr2009.txt
From Hall A Wiki
General Topics
- When does the analysis "start"? * End of April? - weekly meetings via phone/EVO/??? * meet every 2 weeks on Tuesday 3pm * teleconference meeting stuff @ JLab * Greg: email brad software/hardware that he has used * Brad: look into HW/SW support here at JLab - how track progress * use the Hall A wiki *
- Set some formal collaboration meeting dates (- Transversity: May 22nd, July 24th, Sept. 25th.) * Tentative: Monday, July 27
- Thesis topic definition for each student? * Struct. functions: g1, g2 * Moments: a2, d2 * Merge/Compare with proton data from SANE, etc * (Diana) A1 @ 4.75, 5.9 GeV/c (see Xiaochao's thesis), flavor separation when combined with Hall B data - needs BigBite, Target, Beam * (Dave) Absolute cross sections (LHRS) - 6 GeV cross section, 5 GeV asym on BB? * (Matt) Asymmetry (BigBite) - 5 GeV cross section, 6 GeV asym on BB?
- Analysis focus for each student? - Beam parameters (Diana?) (Trans. experts: Vince) - Energy, - Current, (calibration) - Position (raster correction/calib.)
- Beam polarimetry (Diana) - Compton vs. Moller
- Target analysis - Trans. experts: Xin (MWDC, optics), Kalyan (Calorim.)
- LHRS - Trans. experts: ? - positron analysis - optics reconstruction - acceptance - angle, solid angle bite, etc - survey data exists - absolute cross section extraction - check vs. known Carbon(?) - e/pi separation
- BigBite - Trans. experts: Xin (MWDC, optics), Kalyan (Calorim.) - positron analysis - electron extraction - optics - see Xin's recent report - calorimetry - e/pi ratios - cross section (rough) to compare with LHRS
- Any theory support that we should queue up? * Concensus was that we're OK for now
- Good thesis examples for analysis approach, problems/solution, etc - Xiaochao * scroll to the bottom of: http://hallaweb.jlab.org/physics/experiments/he3/A1n/ - Patricia * http://www.jlab.org/%7Esolvigno/thesis/P_Solvignon_PhD_thesis.pdf
- Analysis practices
- brad: put the database into an VCS - brad: confirm work disk file space on NFS