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= Introduction =
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TCS (timelike Compton Scattering)
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= Theory =
  
 
= meeting =
 
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* 2013/02/20 Zhiwen Zhao [https://userweb.jlab.org/~zwzhao/TCS/SoLID_TCS_20130220.pptx pptx] [https://userweb.jlab.org/~zwzhao/TCS/SoLID_TCS_20130220.pdf pdf]
 
* 2013/02/20 Zhiwen Zhao [https://userweb.jlab.org/~zwzhao/TCS/SoLID_TCS_20130220.pptx pptx] [https://userweb.jlab.org/~zwzhao/TCS/SoLID_TCS_20130220.pdf pdf]
  
= talk =
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= past experiments =
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[[CLAS6 TCS]]
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= future experiment =
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== CLAS12_TCS ==
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* TCS (E12-12-001) at CLAS12, approved 120 days, rated A-, [http://www.jlab.org/exp_prog/proposals/12/PR12-12-001.pdf Submission at PAC 39]
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== SoLID_TCS ==
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=== talk ===
  
 
2013/03 SoLID Collbration meeting update by Zhiwen Zhao [http://hallaweb.jlab.org/12GeV/SoLID/meeting_coll/2013_03/solid_TCS_zwzhao_201303.pptx pptx][http://hallaweb.jlab.org/12GeV/SoLID/meeting_coll/2013_03/solid_TCS_zwzhao_201303.pdf pdf]
 
2013/03 SoLID Collbration meeting update by Zhiwen Zhao [http://hallaweb.jlab.org/12GeV/SoLID/meeting_coll/2013_03/solid_TCS_zwzhao_201303.pptx pptx][http://hallaweb.jlab.org/12GeV/SoLID/meeting_coll/2013_03/solid_TCS_zwzhao_201303.pdf pdf]
  
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=== proposal ===
  
 
draft in updating  
 
draft in updating  
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https://userweb.jlab.org/~turonski/tcs/proposals/solid/
 
https://userweb.jlab.org/~turonski/tcs/proposals/solid/
  
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=== doc ===
  
 
* J/Psi (E12-12-006) at SoLID, approved 60 days, rated A-, [http://www.jlab.org/exp_prog/proposals/12/PR12-12-006.pdf Submission at PAC 39]
 
* J/Psi (E12-12-006) at SoLID, approved 60 days, rated A-, [http://www.jlab.org/exp_prog/proposals/12/PR12-12-006.pdf Submission at PAC 39]
  
= simulation result =
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=== simulation result ===
  
 
[https://userweb.jlab.org/~zwzhao/TCS/SoLID_TCS_result/  SoLID_TCS_result]  done in April 2013
 
[https://userweb.jlab.org/~zwzhao/TCS/SoLID_TCS_result/  SoLID_TCS_result]  done in April 2013

Revision as of 18:59, 10 November 2014

Introduction

TCS (timelike Compton Scattering)

Theory

meeting

past experiments

CLAS6 TCS

future experiment

CLAS12_TCS

SoLID_TCS

talk

2013/03 SoLID Collbration meeting update by Zhiwen Zhao pptxpdf

proposal

draft in updating https://userweb.jlab.org/~turonski/tcs/proposals/solid/tcs_solid_proposal.pdf

working directory (any one can read and write) https://userweb.jlab.org/~turonski/tcs/proposals/solid/

doc

simulation result

SoLID_TCS_result done in April 2013

Plots are png and eps

simulation binning explained in SoLID_TCS_bin.txt

simulation binning with R' error can be used for plot, SoLID_TCS_Q2bin.txt and SoLID_TCS_etabin.txt

R_bins.txt, LO and NLO calculation from Jakub Wagner

R_bins.tar.gz for GPD model calculation from Vadim Guzey with details explained in R_bins.tar.gz_email

code

It was written in early 2000 and depends on an older version of cernlib.
To repeat its exact environment, I built a redhat7 virtual machine to run it, download from ifarm
/home/zwzhao/work_halla/RH7.7z
you need the free 7z program uncompress it and vmplayer to run it
both user "zwzhao" and root has passwrod "111111"
The code is under /home/zwzhao/grape-dilpeton_v1.1k ( I had to modify its makefile to compile it)
My work dir is at /home/zwzhao/grape_work where you can see some examples
Read its readme file
basicly, create a new dir, get a grape.cards file, run integ (take a long time like 10 hours), run spring, then an ntuple "grp.rz" is produced.
I convert grp.rz to a root file by h2root, then run analysis on it by
https://jlabsvn.jlab.org/svnroot/solid/evgen/BH/anaGrape.C 
  • LPAIR
    • used by the experiments at DESY/HERA
  • Compton2.0
    • BH from photoproduction, used by ZEUS
  • GiBUU
    • gibuu.hepforge.org
(It may work on neutron also)
GiBUU does a good job with real photons on a proton (or heavier)
target.  It doesn't handle electroproduction as nicely (at least not the
last time I asked the Giessen group).
It is fairly straight forward to generate events, and there USED to be
good examples of input jobcards on the website, but they have been removed
recently while they upgrade.  I'd think the best route is to email them
directly to get the code and also ask for the example jobcards.