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Physics Goals Upgrade of ANKE Participating Institutions

INTAS Open Call 2003 Few Body Physics with polarized Protons and Deuterons Application: ~240 k€ Coordination: FZJ (FR). Physics Goals Upgrade of ANKE Participating Institutions. Physics Goals.

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Physics Goals Upgrade of ANKE Participating Institutions

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  1. INTAS Open Call 2003Few Body Physics with polarized Protons and DeuteronsApplication: ~240 k€Coordination: FZJ (FR) • Physics Goals • Upgrade of ANKE • Participating Institutions

  2. Physics Goals • Investigation of the short-range properties of the NN interaction through measurements of thedeuteron break-up reactionwith polarised proton beam and polarised deuteron target. • Measurement of the spin structure of the amplitudes of the elementary np charge-exchange (CE) process via deuteron-induced reactions. • Substantial and systematic enhancement of the world database of proton-neutron elastic scattering through a series of high-precision experiments, using polarised protons quasi-elastically scattered off the polarised neutrons in a polarised deuteron target.

  3. Upgrade of the present ANKE detection and Target systems • Implementation of the polarised internal gas target for ANKE • development of ultra thin-walled storage cells to allow for the detection of low energy spectator protons. • Development and implementation of a new magnetic holding field system • Development of an improved forward detector system to allow for the detection of proton pairs at low excitation energy for all relative orientations of the particles in the pair. • Implementation and integration of the existing spectator detector setup into the experimental setup of the polarised internal target at ANKE

  4. Participating Institutions NIS Member states: • High Energy Physics, Tbilis State Univ.: M. Nioradze • Budker Institute Nuclear Physics: D. Toporkov • Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute: A. Vassiliev • Joint Institute for Nuclear Research: A. Kulikov INTAS Member states: • IKP FZJ: F. Rathmann • University College London: C. Wilkin • Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg: E. Steffens • University di Ferrara: P. Lenisa

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