A polarized hydrogen/deuterium atomic beam source for internal target experiments

D. Szczerba, L.D. van Buuren, J.F.J. van den Brand, H.J. Bulten, S. Klous, F.A. Mul, H.R. Poolman, M.C. Simani

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Abstract

A high-brightness hydrogen/deuterium atomic beam source is presented. The apparatus, previously used in electron scattering experiments with tensor-polarized deuterium, was configured as a source for internal target experiments to measure single- and double-polarization observables, with either polarized hydrogen or vector/tensor polarized deuterium. The atomic beam intensity was enhanced by a factor of approximately 2.5 by optimizing the Stern-Gerlach focusing system using high tip-field (approximately 1.5 T) rare-earth permanent magnets, and by increasing the pumping speed in the beam-formation chamber. Fluxes of (5.9±0.2)×10

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A polarized hydrogen/deuterium atomic beam source for internal target experiments

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