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##* Current group of theorists do not have great expertise in this area. One would need to learn about the approach and contact experts in this field.
 
##* Current group of theorists do not have great expertise in this area. One would need to learn about the approach and contact experts in this field.
 
##* We will reach out to experts in these areas (Pasquini, Moussallam, Dai and others) to see if they would be willing to support this effort.  
 
##* We will reach out to experts in these areas (Pasquini, Moussallam, Dai and others) to see if they would be willing to support this effort.  
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## Move from gg*->pi0pi0 to gA->pi0pi0A.
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##* Jose is almost finished with this calculation.
 
## Sensitivity of polarization to cross section
 
## Sensitivity of polarization to cross section
 
##* This depends on which meson exchanges (e.g. rho?) contribute to the reaction. One needs to identify the main exchanges.
 
##* This depends on which meson exchanges (e.g. rho?) contribute to the reaction. One needs to identify the main exchanges.
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##* Evaluate existing literature and create context for application to this proposal.
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## Get control over all other contributions to the cross section, including nuclear corrections.
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##* Take advantage of PRIMEX experience (single pi0) to see if one can extrapolate to this proposal (2 pi0s).
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##* Engage Serguei to do some of the calculations for this case.
 
# Other business
 
# Other business
 
# Next meeting
 
# Next meeting

Revision as of 13:09, 13 September 2019

Meeting Information

Meeting Time And Location

10:00 am ET (JLab time)

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Action Items

  1. Theory priority list and how to address them (Jose) Jose presented a list which was discussed by the group.

Tentative Agenda

  1. Announcements
  2. Action Items
  3. Theory Priorities (Jose)
  4. Other business
  5. Next meeting

Minutes

Attending: Alex (CMU); Mark, Jose, Beni, Elton (JLab); Aleks, Svetlana (MUN) ; Ilya, Rory (UMass).

  1. Announcements
  2. Action Items
    1. Elton has not received any response from emails to Dai. Lingyun Dai, Hunan University: Changsha, Hunan, CN (dailingyun@hnu.edu.cn)
  3. Theory Priorities (Jose)
    1. Corrections due to virtuality. Jose mentioned that his recollection was that estimates of higher order corrections was 30%. There are both higher order ChiPT corrections in addition to corrections due to virtuality of the exchanged photon
  4. Aleks suggested that one could calculate Compton scattering off a pi0 at one loop and evaluate the corrections due to virtuality in that case. It was agreed that this would be a good start
    1. Dispersive approach
      • Evaluating the impact of high mass data on the experiment may be important for the proposal.
      • Elton will provide a t distribution for the reaction.
      • Current group of theorists do not have great expertise in this area. One would need to learn about the approach and contact experts in this field.
      • We will reach out to experts in these areas (Pasquini, Moussallam, Dai and others) to see if they would be willing to support this effort.
    2. Move from gg*->pi0pi0 to gA->pi0pi0A.
      • Jose is almost finished with this calculation.
    3. Sensitivity of polarization to cross section
      • This depends on which meson exchanges (e.g. rho?) contribute to the reaction. One needs to identify the main exchanges.
      • Evaluate existing literature and create context for application to this proposal.
    4. Get control over all other contributions to the cross section, including nuclear corrections.
      • Take advantage of PRIMEX experience (single pi0) to see if one can extrapolate to this proposal (2 pi0s).
      • Engage Serguei to do some of the calculations for this case.
  5. Other business
  6. Next meeting
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