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Gao, J.; Gustafsson, K.K.; Carr, R.; Jones, C.E.; McKeown, R.D.; Scott, A.; Anthony, P.L.; Boyce, R.F.; Burgess, W.; Candia, A.; Kaminskas, W.; Oxoby, G.; Racine, M.P.; Weber, T.; Weisend, J.G.
Nuclear instruments & methods in physics research. Section A, Accelerators, spectrometers, detectors and associated equipment, 2003, Volume: 498, Issue: 1Journal Article
A 150 cm long liquid hydrogen target has been built for the SLAC End Station A E158 experiment. The target loop volume is 55 l , and the maximum target heat load deposited by the electron beam is ∼700 W . The liquid hydrogen density fluctuation with full beam current ( 120 Hz repetition rate, 6×10 11 electrons/spill ) on the target is well below 10 −4 level, which fulfills the requirement for a precision measurement of the weak mixing angle in the polarized electron–electron scattering process.
