[Olympus] OLYMPUS article from Physics Today being republished
Belostotski, Stanislav
stanislav.belostotski at desy.de
Sun Jan 14 06:21:59 EST 2018
Dear Douglas, Michael and all,
This is a good news.
The OLYMPUS results presented by me at the Annual session of the PNPI
NICKI Council were actively discussed.It is important of course to
measure the TPE contribution in a wide range of Q^2 and epsilon.
One more motivation is to carefully measure the TPE at a very small
Q^2. The PNPI experiment to measure proton radius with a highest
possible precision (using Recoil technique: TPC filled with hydrogen) is
in preparation phase now at the Mainz accelerator. The TPE
correction, though expected to be small at small Q^2, will be the only
one unknown value which might affect the derivative at Q^2->0. Most
of other RCs are small in the case of the Recoil technique.
In this conjunction, let me ask why the systematic error of the charge
asymmetry measured with the two-arm telescope is so large? Might it be
possible to revisit this analysis? What are the dominating factor, and
isn.t it possible to reduce these systematic uncertainties.If yes, this
would be a big help in solving the proton radius problem, at least by
normalization of the theory at small Q^2.
With best regards stanB
On 13.01.2018 20:13, Douglas K Hasell wrote:
> Dear Colleagues,
>
> This is just to let you know that the Physics Today article on OLYMPUS written by Steve Blau is being republished in Japan in the March, 2018 issue of Parity.
>
> Cheers,
> Douglas
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