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May 28, 2026Physics of Particles and Nuclei0 citations

Possibility of Nucleon Structure Study with Neutral Mesons at U-70

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DPD. PeresunkoDAD. AveryanovDBD. Blau

Key Points

  • This research aims to investigate the potential outcomes of studying nucleon structures through neutral mesons and electromagnetic calorimetry.
  • Discussed the use of a precision electromagnetic calorimeter utilizing PbWO4 crystals.
  • Explored various experimental configurations for measuring spectra of neutral mesons.
  • Examined phase space availability for single-spin asymmetries in the SPASCHARM experiment.
  • Identified possible physical results from the U-70 accelerator beam experiments.
  • Outlined techniques for measuring single-spin asymmetries effectively in varied setups.

Abstract

Possible physical results that can be obtained with a precision electromagnetic calorimeter based on PbWO4 crystals on the U-70 accelerator beam within the SPASCHARM experiment are discussed. The available phase space and the possibility of measuring spectra and single-spin asymmetries of neutral mesons in various experimental configurations are explored.

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Peresunko et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a17db293fad632b0f9d7ed4https://doi.org/10.1134/s1063779625701515
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