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The SBS G En polarized 3 He experiment Some history illustrating the important physics being addressed. Some detail on the SBS GEn experiment. A few comments on the impact of the experiment. Gordon D. Cates January 31, 2020


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The SBS GEn polarized 3He experiment

  • Some history illustrating the important physics being

addressed.

  • Some detail on the SBS GEn experiment.
  • A few comments on the impact of the experiment.

Gordon D. Cates January 31, 2020

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Why is SBS (and GEn) so important?

It’s useful to look at the history …..

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The first Hall A polarized 3He experiment (E02-013)

Extended our knowledge of GEn into the Q2 range where the dramatic Q2 behavior was discovered in GEp

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n M

/G

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RCQM - Miller (2006)

  • Cloet

π Diquark VMD - Lomon (2005) DSE - Cloet (2010) = 300 MeV Λ ,

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/F

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F Our Fit

Passchier, NIKHEF Herberg, MAMI Ostrick, MAMI Meyerhoff, MAMI Golak, MAMI Bermuth, MAMI Plaster, JLab Zhu, JLab Warren, JLab Glazier, MAMI Geis, BATES A1, Mainz (prelim) e’D, JLab Hall A (prelim) Riordan E02-013 Preliminary

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Preliminary point

Riordan et al., PRL vol. 105, pg 262302 (2010)

Published in 2010

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The first Hall A polarized 3He experiment (E02-013)

Extended our knowledge of GEn into the Q2 range where the dramatic Q2 behavior was discovered in GEp

]

2

[GeV

2

Q

n M

/G

n E

G

n

µ

0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8

RCQM - Miller (2006)

  • Cloet

π Diquark VMD - Lomon (2005) DSE - Cloet (2010) = 300 MeV Λ ,

1

/F

2

F Our Fit

Passchier, NIKHEF Herberg, MAMI Ostrick, MAMI Meyerhoff, MAMI Golak, MAMI Bermuth, MAMI Plaster, JLab Zhu, JLab Warren, JLab Glazier, MAMI Geis, BATES A1, Mainz (prelim) e’D, JLab Hall A (prelim) Riordan E02-013 Preliminary

0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0

Preliminary point

Riordan et al., PRL vol. 105, pg 262302 (2010)

Belitsky, Ji and Yuan, logrithmic corrections

  • 2003

Miller’s RCQM - 2002

Cloet, Eichmann, El- Bennich, Kahn and Roberts

  • DSE/Faddeev - 2009
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BigBite (e- arm)

Polarized

3He target

neutron detector

Beam

  • Open geometry spectrometer:

the first use of Big Bite with full tracking.

  • High luminosity polarized 3He

target, with a figure of merit more than 10x higher than E142 that measured the neutron spin structure.

  • The neutron detector was, I

believe the world’s largest at that time.

Multiple innovations were needed to measure GEn to high Q2

3He(e,e’n)pp

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Distinctly different behavior was seen for the u- and d- quark contributions to the form factors

Cates, de Jager, Riordan and Wojtsekhowski, PRL

  • vol. 106, pg 252003 (2011)

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q 2

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q

  • 1

κ

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u quark 0.75 × d quark

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u quark 2.5 × d quark

With both proton and neutron FF data, it becomes possible to extract the individual quark contributions

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A naive scaling argument suggested by Jerry Miller invokes diquarks

u-quark scattering amplitude is dominated by scattering from the lone “outside” quark. Two constituents implies 1/Q2

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u quark 2.5 × d quark

d-quark scattering amplitude is necessarily probing inside the

  • diquark. Two gluons need to be

exchanged (or the diquark would fall apart), so scaling goes like 1/Q4

  • While the above picture is over simplified, there is increasing theoretical

support for the general idea being illustrated.

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DSE/Faddeev calculation of Q4F1u and Q4F1d

Cloët, Roberts and Wilson, using the QCD DSE approach, have made:

“ ... a prediction for the Q2-dependence of u- and d-quark Dirac and Pauli form factors in the proton, which exposes the critical role played by diquark correlations within the nucleon.” u-quark d-quark

arXiv:1103.2432v1

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Miller/Cloet relativistic constituent quark-diquark model with pion cloud

While the above picture is over simplified, there is increasing theoretical support for the general idea being illustrated.

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So what will the SBS polarized 3He GEn experiment bring to this discussion

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Light-front cloudy bag model Jerry Miller (PRC v66, pg032201, 2002). Behavior becomes unambiguously different at high Q2. Interestingly

  • nly models incorporating diquarks agree well with the high-Q2 data.

The QCD DSE model of Cloët, Roberts et al. in which the constituent quark mass is dynamically generated and diquark degrees of freedom are incorporated.

(Few Body Systems v46, pg1 2009)

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An updated quark-diquark light-front cloudy bag model by Ian Cloët and Jerry Miller.

A measurement of GEn/GMn at high Q2 provides excellent discrimination between different theoretical descriptions

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Experimental setup for the SBS polarized

3He GEn experiment: E12-09-016

  • The electron arm: Bigbite upgraded with GEMs
  • The neutron arm: the SBS magnet and the hadron calorimeter
  • Very-high luminosity polarized 3He target.
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On the polarized

3He targets

3He is polarized by

spin-exchange

  • ptical pumping

Gas is circulated by driving convection, easily done by preferentially heating one “transfer tube” Beam goes through the bottom “target chamber”

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Increasing capability of polarized 3He targets

  • The blue bar labeled “Antoinette” shows the results of a bench test that served

as an early proof-of-principle for the Hall C A1n target cells.

  • The red dot, added to the figure from our paper, shows the actual in-beam

performance in Hall C right now (at least on a good day!).

Hall C A1n

running right now

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Projected performance of the SBS GEn polarized 3He target

  • The SBS target will be twice the size with a 50% longer target length.
  • The “pumping chamber” will be illuminated from two directions, which

substantially improves performance

The SBS GEn target will have a figure of merit 2-3 times higher than the current A1n target.

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The SBS polarized 3He target

  • Will have a FoM nearly 100

times higher than used at SLAC for E-142.

  • Spectrally-narrowed high-power

diode-laser arrays provide advantage over previous high-Q2 polarized 3He GEn experiment.

  • Convection-driven target cells

circulate polarized 3He more quickly, allowing higher beam current (8uA -> 60uA) while maintaining high polarization of 60%.

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Engineering model for the GEn setup

Overview of GEn target on the pivot.

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Closeup of the the target ladder

Note ability to illuminate the target from two directions

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Internal view of the target

Closeup emphasizing target ladder.

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E12-17-004 (GEn-RP)

The SBS polarized-3He GEn experiment:

projected results

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SBS could help shape a qualitatively different picture of nucleon structure

From the DOE Pulse Newsletter: A not-very-scientifically guided depiction of a nucleon with a diquark-like structure A cartoon of the nucleon from the lobby of JLab

While this cartoon is WAY too simple, it illustrates how SBS might influence fundamental concepts of hadronic structure

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Summary

  • The SBS polarized 3He GEn experiment will dramatically

increase the Q2 range over which GEn is known.

  • If the dramatic predictions of certain models are

verified, it could profoundly affect our view of the nucleon.

  • There are great opportunities here for students and

physicists at all levels, with much work to be done. Join us if you haven’t already!

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