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EPSRC Reference: GR/M50157/01
Title: NUCLEAR MEDIUM EFFECTS ON NUCLEON PROPERTIES USING GEV ELECTRON BEAMS
Principal Investigator: Ireland, Professor D
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Department: School of Physics and Astronomy
Organisation: University of Glasgow
Scheme: Standard Research (Pre-FEC)
Starts: 01 January 1999 Ends: 31 December 2000 Value (£): 49,871
EPSRC Research Topic Classifications:
Nuclear Structure
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A series of experiments will be carried out at Jefferson lab to study electron-induced nuclear reactions. This will be done using electron energies up to 2 GeV and the new, large-acceptance detector CLAS. There are two aims of this set of experiments. Firstly, the properties of the first nucleon resonance, the Delta, will be studied to investigate the influence of the surrounding nuclear medium on the wave function of the DELTA. We will also be able to examine the strength of the poorly known nucleon-Delta force. Secondly, all the separate reaction channels which contribute to the electron scattering cross-section from nuclei will be measured over a large range of energy transfer. This will allow us to disentangle all the different reaction mechanisms and study, for example, processes such as short range correlations by measuring multi-particle knockout reactions.
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