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Search for the in the photoproduction cross section measurement of at GlueX

GlueX Collaboration

Based on 334 pb of photoproduction data collected with the GlueX detector at Jefferson Lab, we have measured for the first time the cross section of the exclusive reaction $…

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Probing hard/soft factorization via beam-spin asymmetry in exclusive pion electroproduction from the proton

Alicia C. Postuma, Garth M. Huber, D. J. Gaskell +76

Deep exclusive meson production (DEMP) reactions, such as , provide opportunities to study the three-dimensional structure of the nucleon through differential cr…

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Baryon-antibaryon photoproduction cross sections off the proton

GlueX Collaboration, F. Afzal, M. Albrecht +137

The GlueX experiment at Jefferson Lab has observed and, for the first time, and photoproduction from a proton target at photon energies up to 11.6 GeV.…

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High precision measurement of phi-nucleon cross section using a tensor polarized deuteron target

Mark M. Dalton, Alexandre Deur, Chris D. Keith +2

We propose to measure the -nucleon cross section to solve the longstanding puzzle of whether mb, as extracted from photoproduction, or 30 mb, a…

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Measurement of the Total Compton Scattering Cross Section between 6.5 and 11 GeV

GlueX Collaboration, F. Afzal, C. S. Akondi +148

The total cross section for Compton scattering off atomic electrons, , was measured using photons with energies between 6.5 and 11.1 GeV incident on a Be t…

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Potential for Tensor Polarized Deuterons in Hall D at Jefferson Lab

Mark M. Dalton, Alexandre Deur, Chris Keith

Hall D at Jefferson lab is an ideal place to install a polarized deuteron target which can be ''tensor polarized", allowing the separation of the spin states or the meas…