Proton Polarization in the Reaction and the Measurement of Quadrupole Components in the N to Transition
arXiv:nucl-th/9712057 · doi:10.1007/s100500050077
Abstract
The recoil proton polarization in the production off the proton with longitudinally polarized electron beam has been studied as a means to measure quadrupole components in the N to transition. On top of the resonance a high sensitivity to a possible Coulomb quadrupole excitation is found in parallel kinematics. The ratio of multipole amplitudes can be determined from the ratio of the two in-scattering-plane recoil proton polarization components. Avoiding the absolute measurement of the polarizations, such a ratio allows small experimental uncertainties. Furthermore, the electron helicity independent proton polarization component enables the characterization of resonant and non-resonant pieces.
14 pages, 2 figures, LateX. Submitted to Z.Phys. A
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