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Spin Observables in High Energy Electron Scattering

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Few-Body Problems in Physics ’95

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The electromagnetic probe has long been an important tool for studying nucleon and nuclear structure and dynamics. High energy electron scattering can probe distances of less than 1 fm where quark degrees of freedom are expected to play an observable role. A new generation of medium energy accelerators, operating CW with energies of 0.5 – 6 GeV, has recently come into operation. These enhanced capabilities, particularly the 100% duty factor and kinematic reach, will dramatically improve our ability to carry out coincidence studies. Storage ring facilities at MIT-Bates and NIKHEF make possible unique studies with thin polarized and unpolarized internal nuclear targets at relatively high luminosity.

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Kowalski, S. (1995). Spin Observables in High Energy Electron Scattering. In: Guardiola, R. (eds) Few-Body Problems in Physics ’95. Few-Body Systems, vol 8. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-9427-0_16

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