Measurement of the Electric Form Factor of the Neutron atQ2=0.5and1.0 GeV2/c2

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2004
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Abstract
The electric form factor of the neutron was determined from measurements of the d→(e→,e′n)p reaction for quasielastic kinematics. Polarized electrons were scattered off a polarized deuterated ammonia (ND315) target in which the deuteron polarization was perpendicular to the momentum transfer. The scattered electrons were detected in a magnetic spectrometer in coincidence with neutrons in a large solid angle detector. We find GEn=0.0526±0.0033(stat)±0.0026(sys) and 0.0454±0.0054±0.0037 at Q2=0.5 and 1.0 (GeV/c)2, respectively.
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Authors G. Warren,F. R. Wesselmann,H. Zhu,P. McKee,N. Savvinov,M. Zeier,A. Aghalaryan,A. Ahmidouch,H. Arenhövel,R. Asaturyan,I. Ben-Dayan,F. Bloch,W. Boeglin,B. Boillat,H. Breuer,J. Brower,C. Carasco,M. Carl,R. Carlini,J. Cha,N. Chant,E. Christy,L. Cole,L. Coman,M. Coman,D. Crabb,S. Danagoulian,Donal Day,K. Duek,J. Dunne,M. Elaasar,R. Ent,J. Farrell,R. Fatemi,D. Fawcett,H. Fenker,T. Forest,K. Garrow,A. Gasparian,I. Goussev,P. Gueye,M. Harvey,M. Hauger,R. Herrera,B. Hu,I. Jaegle,M. Jones,J. Jourdan,C. Keith,J. Kelly,C. Keppel,M. Khandaker,A. Klein,A. Klimenko,L. Kramer,B. Krusche,S. Kuhn,Y. Liang,J. Lichtenstadt,R. Lindgren,J. Liu,A. Lung,D. Mack,G. MacLachlan,P. Markowitz,D. McNulty,D. Meekins,J. Mitchell,H. Mkrtchyan,R. Nasseripour,I. Niculescu,K. Normand,B. Norum,A. Opper,E. Piasetzky,J. Pierce,M. Pitt,Y. Prok,B. Raue,Joerg Reinhold,J. Roche,D. Rohe,O. Rondon,D. Sacker,B. Sawatzky,M. Seely,I. Sick,N. Simicevic,C. Smith,G. Smith,M. Steinacher,S. Stepanyan,J. Stout,V. Tadevosyan,S. Tajima,L. Tang,G. Testa,R. Trojer,B. Vlahovic,B. Vulcan,K. Wang,S. Wells,H. Woehrle,S. Wood,C. Yan,Y. Yanay,L. Yuan,J. Yun,B. Zihlmann;G. Warren;F. R. Wesselmann;H. Zhu;P. McKee;N. Savvinov;M. Zeier;A. Aghalaryan;A. Ahmidouch;H. Arenhövel;R. Asaturyan;I. Ben-Dayan;F. Bloch;W. Boeglin;B. Boillat;H. Breuer;J. Brower;C. Carasco;M. Carl;R. Carlini;J. Cha;N. Chant;E. Christy;L. Cole;L. Coman;M. Coman;D. Crabb;S. Danagoulian;Donal Day;K. Duek;J. Dunne;M. Elaasar;R. Ent;J. Farrell;R. Fatemi;D. Fawcett;H. Fenker;T. Forest;K. Garrow;A. Gasparian;I. Goussev;P. Gueye;M. Harvey;M. Hauger;R. Herrera;B. Hu;I. Jaegle;M. Jones;J. Jourdan;C. Keith;J. Kelly;C. Keppel;M. Khandaker;A. Klein;A. Klimenko;L. Kramer;B. Krusche;S. Kuhn;Y. Liang;J. Lichtenstadt;R. Lindgren;J. Liu;A. Lung;D. Mack;G. MacLachlan;P. Markowitz;D. McNulty;D. Meekins;J. Mitchell;H. Mkrtchyan;R. Nasseripour;I. Niculescu;K. Normand;B. Norum;A. Opper;E. Piasetzky;J. Pierce;M. Pitt;Y. Prok;B. Raue;Joerg Reinhold;J. Roche;D. Rohe;O. Rondon;D. Sacker;B. Sawatzky;M. Seely;I. Sick;N. Simicevic;C. Smith;G. Smith;M. Steinacher;S. Stepanyan;J. Stout;V. Tadevosyan;S. Tajima;L. Tang;G. Testa;R. Trojer;B. Vlahovic;B. Vulcan;K. Wang;S. Wells;H. Woehrle;S. Wood;C. Yan;Y. Yanay;L. Yuan;J. Yun;B. Zihlmann;
Journal physical review letters
Year 2004
DOI
10.1103/physrevlett.92.042301
URL
https://sciprofiles.com/publication/view/7c65cb6caf81fa3eade905ef1e02e206
Keywords
ammonia kinematics neutron polarized form factor gev2/c2 electric form nd315 0.5and1.0

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