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2019 Workshop on Polarized Sources, Targets, and Polarimetry

23–27 Sept 2019
Downtown Holiday Inn
US/Eastern timezone

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New Applications

23 Sept 2019, 15:20
Downtown Holiday Inn

Downtown Holiday Inn

Knoxville, Tennessee

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  • Josh Pierce

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  1. 19. Shielding Charged Particle Beams
    Klaus Dehmelt (Stony Brook University)
    23/09/2019, 15:20
    New Applications

    Momentum measurements in the forward direction at collider experiments are inherently difficult as the deflection of charged particles to be observed requires a magnetic field component that is perpendicular to the propagation direction of those particles. This, in turn, would jeopardize the quality of the colliding beam particles. To overcome this difficulty we propose a magnetic cloak that...

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  2. 55. Study of quantum spin correlations of relativistic electrons
    Michal Dragowski (University of Warsaw, Faculty of Physics)
    23/09/2019, 15:40
    New Applications

    An experiment investigating quantum spin correlations of relativistic electrons will be presented. The project aims at the first measurement of the quantum spin correlation function (and the corresponding probabilities) for a pair of relativistic particles with mass. Theoretical studies revealed unexpected properties of entangled systems in the relativistic energy range, but in all of the...

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  3. 16. Polarization REsearch for Fusion Experiments and Reactors - The PREFER collaboration: purposes and present status
    Prof. G. Ciullo (INFN - Ferrara and Ferrara University -- 44122 Ferrara (Italy))
    23/09/2019, 16:00
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    The PREFER (Polarization REsearch for Fusion Experiments and Reactors) collaboration aims to address the know-hows in different fields and techniques to the challenging bet on fusion with polarized fuel.
    The efforts are focused on a variaty of duties and purposes, which are under the responsability of different institutes and research groups (presented here by the representative of the...

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  4. 64. Prospects of optically polarizing nuclear spins in noble gas solids
    Jaideep Singh (Michigan State University)
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    Inert gases frozen at cryogenic temperatures have been used to trap and study atoms and molecules for over 60 years. In particular, noble gas solids (NGS) are a promising medium for the capture, detection, and manipulation of atoms, molecules, and nuclear spins. They provide stable, chemically inert, & efficient confinement for a wide variety of guest species. Because NGS are transparent at...

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  5. 13. Using Polarized Electron Beams to Explore the Origins of Biomolecular Homochirality
    Michael Famiano (Western Michigan University)
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    The discovery of bio-molecules in meteorites with an excess of one chiral state has created one of the biggest questions in science today. That is, what is the origin of bio-molecular homochirality? Studies of this question are highly interdisciplinary, and while several pheonomenological models exist, we examine the relationship between fundamental symmetries at the particle level and the...

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