LEDA Lepton Scattering on Hadrons勒达轻子强子散射的研究.pptVIP

LEDA / Lepton Scattering on Hadrons Hypernuclear Spectroscopy: 12C and 16O,9Be(preliminary) high quality data available. First publication soon. Extension to heavier hypernuclei under evaluation Good results on Parity (Happex) and Spin structure of neutron 3 experiments approved in January (high rate) PREX: measurement of neutron skin in Lead Transversity: one experiment approved on nucleon spin structure Correlation and relativistic effects ( 208Pb(e,e’p)207Tl) in the nuclear medium Identifying correlations and relativistic effects in the nuclear medium * Member of the Hall A Collaboration at Jefferson Lab, leadership on: ELECTROproduction of Hypernuclei at Jefferson Lab Hypernuclei are bound states of nucleons with a strange baryon (Lambda hyperon). Hypernuclear physics accesses information on the nature of the force between nucleons and strange baryons. A hypernucleus is a “laboratory” to study nucleon-hyperon interaction (L-N interaction). The characteristics of the Jefferson Lab. electron beam, and those of the experimental equipments, offer a unique opportunity to study hypernuclear spectroscopy via electromagnetic induced reactions. A new experimental approach: alternative to the hadronic induced reactions studied so far. Ebeam ~ 4GeV K+ e e’ p L Hyperon formation in neutron stars is controlled by the attractive hyperon-nucleon interaction which can be extracted from hypernuclear data LEDA experiment is planning to complete a systematic study of high resolution spectroscopy on light and medium- heavy nuclei Hall A facility: Standard HRS spectrometers 2 Septum Magnets for small angle RICH detector for superior p / K /?? identification First RESULTS on 12C and 16O, 9Be nuclear targets: 12C(e,e’K)12BL Energy resolution ~ 750 KeV the best achieved in hypernuclear production experiments, to be improved down to ~ 500 KeV) first clear evidence of excited core states at ~2.5 and 6.5 MeV with high statistical significance (possibl