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GlueX Fall 2023 Collaboration Meeting

September 20-22, 2023 Hybrid

The GlueX Collaboration Meeting will be held jointly online and in person at Jefferson Lab in CEBAF Center F113.

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

Everyone participating in the collaboration meeting is required to register at the Registration Page. There is a registration fee of $60 for those attending in person at Jefferson Lab. There is no fee for remote participants.

• Current List of Participants

Remember that all on-site participants must have an active visit registration approved one week in advance of the meeting. The portal for site access is here. Sign in with your JLab user ID.

DRAFT Agenda

There will be a pre-meeting lunch with graduate students and postdocs on Wednesday (details to follow).

Wednesday, September 20

• Session I: Overview and Collaboration Business (Chair: Justin)
  • 13:30 (10+5): Opening Remarks (Matt)
  • 13:45 (20+5): Hall D Status Report (Eugene)
  • 14:10 (20+5): GlueX Software Status (Alex)
  • 14:35 (10+5): Data Calibration and Production (Igal)
  • 15:00 (30+5): CB Items (TBD)

• 15:35 - 15:55: Coffee Break

• Session II: Engineering and FCAL2 (Chair: )
  • 15:55 (20+5): Hall D Engineering Overview (Tim)
  • 16:20 (20+5): FCAL Module Refurbishment (Malte)
  • 16:45 (20+5): FCAL2 Assembly (Sasha)
  • 17:10 (20+5): FCAL2 Software and Simulation (Simon)
  • 17:35 (20+5): [open]

Thursday, September 21

• Session I: Systematic Uncertainties I (Chair: )
  • 9:00 (15+5): Overview and Strategy (Sean)
  • 9:20 (15+5): BCAL Efficiency Status (Zisis)
  • 9:40 (15+5): FCAL Efficiency Status (Kevin)
  • 10:00 (15+5): Charged Pion Tracking Efficiency (Justin/Will)
  • 10:20 (15+5): Recoil Proton Efficiency (Boris)

• 10:40 - 11:10: Coffee Break

• Session II: Systematic Uncertainties II (Chair: )
  • 11:10 (15+5): Flux and PS Acceptance (Sasha)
  • 11:30 (15+5): Survey and Alignment Issues (Simon)
  • 11:50 (20): Discussion and Action Item Summary (Sean)

• 12:10 - 13:30: Lunch

• Session III: Cross Sections I
  • 13:30 (20+5): Baryon-Antibaryon (Hao)
  • 13:55 (20+5): Sigma0 pi0 (Nilanga)
  • 14:20 (20+5): Sigma0 pi0 and p K- Fitting (Reinhard)
  • 14:45 (20+5): [open slot]

• 15:10 - 15:40: Coffee Break

• Session IV: Cross Sections II and GlueX Future Plans
  • 15:40 (20+5): Cascade cross section (Jesse)
  • 16:05 (20+5): KsKpi Cross Section (Tyler)
  • 16:30 (15+5): Polarized Target and REGGE (Mark)
  • 16:50 (20+5): Di-electron physics and TRD developments (Lubomir)
  • 17:15 (35): PAC Preparation Strategy and Discussion (Justin)

• 16:15: Reception in the Atrium

Friday, September 22

• Session I: Amplitude Analysis I
  • 9:00 (20+5): Polarized Moments (Boris)
  • 9:25 (20+5): Update on Ks Ks (Dene)
  • 9:50 (20+5): Omega Pi Amplitudes (Kevin)
  • 10:15 (20+5): Amplitudes with a Delta++ Recoil (Amy)

• 10:40 - 11:10: Coffee Break

• Session II: Amplitude Analysis II and Charged Pion Polarizability
  • 11:10 (15+5): Study of pi+ pi0 Delta++ (Colin)
  • 11:30 (15+5): Update on a2 Differential Cross Section (Malte/Lawrence)
  • 11:50 (20+5): Charged Pion Polarizability Analysis Status (Ilya)

• Lunch: 12:15 - 13:30

• Session III: Dilepton and Beam Asymmetries
  • 13:30 (20+5): eta Beam Asymmetry (Tolga)
  • 13:55 (20+5): eta’ Beam Asymmetry (Churamani)
  • 14:20 (20+5): J/psi -> mu+ mu- (Donovan)
  • 14:45 (20+5): J/psi Production (Igor)

• 15:10 - 15:40: Coffee Break

• Session IV: PrimEx Analyses
  • 15:40 (20+5): Compton Cross Section (Drew)
  • 16:05 (20+5): PrimeEx eta Analysis (Igal)
  • 16:30: Closing