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A proposed measurement of the ß asymmetry in neutron decay with the Los Alamos Ultra-Cold Neutron Source
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- Tipton, B.
- Alduschenkov, A.
- Asahi, K.
- Bowles, T.
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Filippone, B. W.
- Fowler, M.
- Geltenbort, P.
- Hartmann, F.
- Hill, R.
- Hime, A.
- Hino, M.
- Hoedl, S.
- Hogan, G.
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Ito, T. M.
- Jones, C.
- Kawai, T.
- Kharitonov, A.
- Kirch, K.
- Kitagaki, T.
- Lamoreaux, S.
- Lassakov, M.
- Liu, C-Y.
- Makela, M.
- Martin, J.
- McKeown, R.
- Morris, C.
- Pichlmaier, A.
- Pitt, M.
- Rudnev, Yu.
- Saunders, A.
- Seestrom, S.
- Serebrov, A.
- Smith, D.
- Soyama, K.
- Utsuro, M.
- Vasilev, A.
- Vogelaar, B.
- Walstrom, P.
- Wilhelmy, J.
- Young, A. R.
- Yuan, J.
Abstract
This article reviews the status of an experiment to study the neutron spin-electron angular correlation with the Los Alamos Ultra-Cold Neutron (UCN) source. The experiment will generate UCNs from a novel solid deuterium, spallation source, and polarize them in a solenoid magnetic field. The experiment spectrometer will consist of a neutron decay region in a solenoid magnetic field combined with several different detector possibilities. An electron beam and a magnetic spectrometer will provide a precise, absolute calibration for these detectors. An A-correlation measurement with a relative precision of 0.2% is expected by the end of 2002.
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© 2000 American Institute of Physics. Issue Date: 17 October 2000. The author would like to acknowledge the support of the U.S. National Science Foundation.Attached Files
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