Electron Beam Polarimeter Workshop at BNL, November 8, 2002

This was the first workshop on EIC electron beam polarimetry to considers its design for a good beam polarization measurement and to consider aspects of its integration in to the electron beam design.

AGENDA

Friday, November 8, 2002
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Room 2-160, Building 510A

1st meeting of the Electron Beam Polarimetry for EIC at BNL

9:00 Why are we here? Abhay Deshpande (RBRC)
9:15 EIC Electron Ring Design Status Vadim Ptitsyn (BNL-CAD)
9:45HERA Transverse Polarimetry Peter Schuler (DESY)
10:30 Coffee
10:45 HERA Longitudinal Polarimetry W. Lorenzon (Michigan)
11:30Compton Polarimetry at MIT/Bates W. Franklin (MIT/Bates)
12:15 Jefferson Lab. e-polarimetry E.Chudakov (JLab)
13:00 Lunch

14:30 Discussion

Which design/physics process appropriate for EIC?
What difficulties might we face w.r.t. different design parameters?
Any beam parameters near limits of acceptibility?
Longitudinal and Transverse polarimetry? Separate or Combined?
Any other issues?

15:30 Coffee

16:30 Summary and Future Plans

Formation of common working group?
Communication with Electron Beam and IR design group?
Any other issues?

17:30 End of Meeting
18:30 Dinner at a local restaurant

The speakers were requested to write a brief summary of their presentation and also a 1-2 page summary of their thoughts on the EIC electron beam polarimetry. They will be available on this page.