Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8185974 | Nuclear Physics B - Proceedings Supplements | 2010 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
The planned energy upgrade of the Jefferson Lab electron beam to 12 GeV will enable a host of different physics topics to be explored. The CLAS detector will undergo a corresponding upgrade to focus the detector systems in the forward angle region. As part of this CLAS12 project, a forward “quasi-real” photon tagger is being developed. This device will measure the scattered electrons with kinematics consistent with low Q2 virtual photons. Such a system will enable a full reconstruction of the photoproduction of many poorly understood hadronic states, for example hybrid meson, cascade and Ωâ states. Investigation of these states will provide a much needed examination of our understanding of QCD in the nonpeturbative regime.
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Authors
D.I. Glazier, the CLAS collaboration the CLAS collaboration,