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GlueX Winter 2024 Collaboration Meeting

February 21-23, 2024 Hybrid

The GlueX Collaboration Meeting will be held jointly online and in person at Florida State University.

To connect to the meeting, please go to the listing of Zoom meetings on the private Wiki and select the GlueX/Hall D Biweekly Meeting link at the top of the list.

Registration

Please register for the meeting using this link. Note that there is a $30 registration fee for in-person participants to offset the cost of refreshments for breaks.

Travel Logistics

The in-person session will be hosted at Florida State University. It is recommended to make travel arrangements well in advance. The meeting is during the Florida state legislative session which can place some demand on travel infrastructure.

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Special Events

The meeting will be immediately preceded by a Workshop on Polarized Target Studies with Real Photons in Hall D, which will take place on Wednesday morning.

Agenda

Wednesday, February 21

• Session I: Overview and Collaboration Business (Chair: Justin Stevens)
  • 13:30 (10+5): Opening Remarks (Matt Shepherd)
  • 13:45 (20+5): Hall D Status Report (Eugene Chudakov)
  • 14:10 (15+5): Report from the Collaboration Board (Naomi Jarvis)
  • 14:30 (20+5): Status of Charged Pion Polarizability Reconstruction and Analysis (Albert Fabrizi)
  • 14:55 (20+5): Summary of Production, Monitoring, and Calibration Activities (Naomi Jarvis)

• 15:25 - 15:55: Coffee Break

• Session II: Engineering and FCAL2 (Chair: Eugene Chudakov)
  • 15:50 (20+5): Hall D Engineering Overview (Tim Whitlatch)
  • 16:15 (20+5): FCAL Assembly (Malte Albrecht)
  • 16:40 (20+5): ECAL Assembly (Sasha Somov)
  • 17:05 (20+5): FCAL2 Software and Analysis (Simon Taylor)
  • 17:30 (15+5): Tracking and Alignment Update (Simon Taylor)

Thursday, February 22

• Session I: Software and Analysis (Chair: Malte Albrecht)
  • 9:00 (20+5): Software Report / Summary of SciComp Review (Alex Austregesilo)
  • 9:25 (20+5): Status of Hydra (Thomas Britton)
  • 9:50 (20+5): Report from the Physics Coordinator (Sean Dobbs)
  • 10:15 (15+5): η Cross Section (Jon Zarling)

• 10:35 - 11:00: Coffee Break

• Session II: Cross Sections (Chair: Sean Dobbs)
  • 11:00 (20+5): φη (Darius Darulis)
  • 11:25 (20+5): Ξ Analyses (Jesse Hernandez/Volker Crede)
  • 11:50 (15+5): γ p → η'K;Λ (Matt Shepherd)

• 12:10 - 13:30: Lunch

• Session III: Amplitude Analysis (Chair: Volker Crede)
  • 13:30 (20+5): a₂ Cross section (Malte)
  • 13:55 (30+5): Ambiguities in 2 Pseudoscalar and Vector Pseudoscalar (Edmundo Barriga, Jiawei Guo, Kevin Scheuer)
  • 14:30 (20+5): Non-parametric PWA for 2 PS (Lawrence)
  • 14:55 (20+5): Λ(1405) Overview (Reinhard Schumacher)

• 15:20 - 15:40: Coffee Break

• Session IV: Amplitude Analysis and Beam Asymmetries (Chair: Naomi Jarvis)
  • 15:40 (20+5): ω Dalitz Plot Analysis (Saheli Rakshit/Volker Crede)
  • 16:05 (20+5): η' Dalitz Plot Analysis (Olga Cortes)
  • 16:30 (20+5): Polarized Moments (Boris Grube)
  • 16:55 (20+5): η Beam Asymmetry (Tolga Erbora)
  • 17:20 (20+5): η’ Beam Asymmetry (Churamani Paudel)

Friday, February 23

• Session I: Cross Sections (Chair: Simon Taylor)
  • 09:00 (20+5): Cross Section Systematics (Justin Stevens)
  • 09:25 (20+5): f₁(1285) (Tyler Viducic)
  • 09:50 (15+5): f₁(1420) (Daniel Barton)
  • 10:10 (20+5): K⁺K^-π⁰ Analysis (Mike Dugger)

• 10:35 - 10:55: Coffee Break

• Session II: Amplitude Analysis (Chair: Alex Austregesilo)
  • 10:55 (20+5): Δ⁺⁺ SDMEs (Farah Afzal)
  • 11:20 (20+5): ωπ^-Δ⁺⁺ (Amy Schertz)
  • 11:45 (20+5): ωπ⁰ (Kevin Scheuer)

• 12:10 - 13:30: Lunch

• Session III: Future Plans (Chair: Matt Shepherd)
  • 13:30 (25+5): Summary of Polarized Target Workshop and Beam Polarization Proposal (Mark Dalton)
  • 14:00 (20+5): Charmonium in future GlueX running and Gravitational Form Factors (Lubomir Pentchev)
  • 14:25 (20): [Open/Discussion of GlueX-III Proposal]

• 14:45 - 15:15: Coffee Break

• Session IV: Cross Sections (Chair: )
  • 15:15 (20+5): J/ψ Interpretation (Igor Strakovsky)
  • 15:40 (20+5): Towards understanding the physics behind the γ⁴He → η ⁴He process(es) (Igal Eagle)
  • 16:05 (20+5): Extracting the η → γ γ yields in the γ⁴He → η ⁴He process(es) (Drew Smith)
  • 16:30: Closing Remarks