GlueX-Collaboration-Feb-2024

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GlueX Winter 2024 Collaboration Meeting

February 21-23, 2024 Hybrid

The GlueX Collaboration Meeting will be held jointly online and in person at Florida State University.

To connect to the meeting, please go to the listing of Zoom meetings on the private Wiki and select the GlueX/Hall D Biweekly Meeting link at the top of the list.

For remote participation from JLab we reserved the following rooms in CEBAF Center:

  • Wed: 1:30pm - 6pm F326-327
  • Thu: 9am - 6pm F224-225
  • Fri: 9am - 5pm F326-327

Registration

Please register for the meeting using this link. Note that there is a $30 registration fee for in-person participants to offset the cost of refreshments for breaks.

Travel Logistics

The in-person session will be hosted at Florida State University. It is recommended to make travel arrangements well in advance. The meeting is during the Florida state legislative session which can place some demand on travel infrastructure.

Special Events

The meeting will be immediately preceded by a Workshop on Polarized Target Studies with Real Photons in Hall D, which will take place on Wednesday morning.

Agenda

Wednesday, February 21

  • 15:25 - 15:50: Coffee Break

Thursday, February 22

  • 10:35 - 11:00: Coffee Break
  • 12:10 - 13:30: Lunch
  • 15:20 - 15:40: Coffee Break

Friday, February 23

  • 10:35 - 10:55: Coffee Break
  • 12:10 - 13:30: Lunch
  • Session III: Future Plans (Chair: Matt Shepherd)
    • 13:30 (25+5): Summary of Polarized Target Workshop and Beam Polarization Proposal (Mark Dalton)
    • 14:00 (20+5): Charmonium in future GlueX running and Gravitational Form Factors (Lubomir Pentchev)
    • 14:25 (20): [Open/Discussion of GlueX-III Proposal]
  • 14:45 - 15:15: Coffee Break
  • Session IV: Cross Sections (Chair: Sean Dobbs)
    • 15:15 (20+5): Towards understanding the physics behind the γ4He → η 4He process(es) (Igal Jaeglé)
    • 15:40 (20+5): Extracting the η → γ γ yields in the γ4He → η 4He process(es) (Drew Smith)
    • 16:05: Closing Remarks