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    He→3(e→e′) quasielastic asymmetry

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    1993-01
    Author
    Jones, C.E.
    Beise, E.J.
    Belz, J.E.
    Carr, R.W.
    Filippone, B.W.
    Lorenzon, W.
    McKeown, R.D.
    Mueller, B.A.
    O'Neill, T.G.
    Dodson, G.W.
    Dow, K.
    Farkhondeh, M.
    Kowalski, S.
    Lee, K.
    Makins, N.
    Milner, R.
    Thompson, A.
    Teiger, D.
    van den Brand, J.F.L.
    Young, A.
    Yu, X.
    Zumbro, J.D.
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    Jones, C.E. et al. "He→3(e→e′) quasielastic asymmetry." Physical Review C 47, no. 1 (1993): 110-130.
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    Abstract
    Measurements of the spin-dependent asymmetry in scattering longitudinally polarized electrons from polarized He3 at quasielastic kinematics are reported. The measurements were made at two kinematics and spin angles, one sensitive to the helicity-dependent transverse-longitudinal interference response function, RTL′, and the other to the helicity-dependent transverse response function, RT′. For the experiment a metastability exchange optically pumped polarized He3 target was used; a general discussion of the technique used to polarized the He3, along with the details of the design and operation of the target system, are presented here. A comparison is made of the world’s data on the He→3(e→,e′) quasielastic asymmetry with several theoretical predictions, including calculations that use the plane wave impulse approximation and a fully spin-dependent spectral function. There is good agreement between data and theory at the current level of experimental precision.
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