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− | <big> <font color="" size="+3"> PREX Wiki </font></big> | + | <big> <font color="" size="+3"> PREX Wiki </font></big>This page is under construction (Oct 14 2009). |
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− | The Lead Radius Experiment ("PREX"), experiment number E06002, uses the parity violating weak neutral interaction to probe the neutron distribution in a heavy nucleus, namely 208Pb, thus measuring the RMS neutron radius to 1% accuracy, which has an important impact on nuclear theory. | + | <p>The Lead Radius Experiment ("PREX"), experiment number E06002, uses the parity violating <br> |
+ | weak neutral interaction to probe the neutron distribution in a heavy nucleus, namely 208Pb, <br> | ||
+ | thus measuring the RMS neutron radius to 1% accuracy, which has an important impact on nuclear <br> | ||
+ | theory. The experiment is being performed by the HAPPEX collaboration which has recently completed <br> | ||
+ | experiments E99115 & E00114 -- i.e. HAPPEX II and HAPPEX Helium. </p> | ||
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== Proposal and Updates == | == Proposal and Updates == | ||
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<LI> [http://hallaweb.jlab.org/parity/prex/pbpro.ps Original Proposal] (Dec 1999). | <LI> [http://hallaweb.jlab.org/parity/prex/pbpro.ps Original Proposal] (Dec 1999). | ||
</UL> | </UL> | ||
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+ | == Related Physics Info == | ||
+ | <font color="Black"> | ||
+ | <UL> | ||
+ | <LI> Paper on [http://hallaweb.jlab.org/parity/prex/neutron_density.ps Parity Violating Neutron Densities] published in <font color="blue">Phys. Rev. C63, 025501 (2001).</font> Cited 100 times according to SPIRES (Oct 2008). | ||
+ | <LI> 1-Page Experiment Summary for the Public [http://hallaweb.jlab.org/parity/prex/prex_summary.ps Postscript] or [http://hallaweb.jlab.org/parity/prex/prex_summary.pdf PDF] | ||
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+ | <LI> [http://hallaweb.jlab.org/parity/prex/PREX_EINN05.ppt EINN 2005 Poster] about PREX (powerpoint). | ||
+ | <LI> [http://cecelia.physics.indiana.edu/Parity/Pb/references.html References from C. Horowitz] (needs to be updated). | ||
+ | <LI> <font color="blue"> The 2008 PREX workshop </font> | ||
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+ | <LI> List of [http://conferences.jlab.org/prex/program.html 2008 PREX Workshop talks]. | ||
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+ | <LI> Here is [http://olivia.iucf.indiana.edu/%7Echuck/prex C. Horowitz's page] on the workshop. | ||
+ | </UL> | ||
+ | <LI> The [http://media4.physics.indiana.edu/%7Echarlie/parity/index.html Trento 2000 Workshop] on Parity Violation. | ||
+ | </UL> | ||
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== External Links == | == External Links == |
Revision as of 16:01, 14 October 2009
PREX Wiki This page is under construction (Oct 14 2009).
The Lead Radius Experiment ("PREX"), experiment number E06002, uses the parity violating
weak neutral interaction to probe the neutron distribution in a heavy nucleus, namely 208Pb,
thus measuring the RMS neutron radius to 1% accuracy, which has an important impact on nuclear
theory. The experiment is being performed by the HAPPEX collaboration which has recently completed
experiments E99115 & E00114 -- i.e. HAPPEX II and HAPPEX Helium.
Proposal and Updates
- 2005 Proposal Update (Postscript), and Same, PDF.
- 2002 Proposal Update
- Original Proposal (Dec 1999).
Related Physics Info
- Paper on Parity Violating Neutron Densities published in Phys. Rev. C63, 025501 (2001). Cited 100 times according to SPIRES (Oct 2008).
- 1-Page Experiment Summary for the Public Postscript or PDF
- EINN 2005 Poster about PREX (powerpoint).
- References from C. Horowitz (needs to be updated).
- The 2008 PREX workshop
- List of 2008 PREX Workshop talks.
- Here is C. Horowitz's page on the workshop.
- The Trento 2000 Workshop on Parity Violation.
External Links
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