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Student Project 1 (Click "Expand" to the right for more details -->):

Determine the Probability Density Function (PDF) of the dark scalar gauge boson, S, for the process gamma proton -> eta + proton, eta -> S + pi0, S -> gamma gamma. Since the hypothetical S mass is unknown, the PDF has to be determined for all masses between ~ a few MeV/c^2 and ~ 420 MeV/c^2 scannable by JEF. This can be done in 3 steps:

Determine PDF for fixed masses from histograms I will provide
Parametrize the PDF vs mass and possibly vs incident photon-beam energy
Toy Monte Carlo simulation study to show that the model is not introducing biases for our observables#:

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-# Make sure you have created a BlueJeans account via your JLab CUE account using this link:
+* Determine the Probability Density Function (PDF) of the dark scalar gauge boson, S, for the process gamma proton -> eta  + proton, eta -> S + pi0, S -> gamma gamma. Since the hypothetical S mass is unknown, the PDF has to be determined for all masses between ~ a few MeV/c^2 and ~ 420 MeV/c^2 scannable by JEF. This can be done in 3 steps:
-#* [http://jlab.bluejeans.com http://jlab.bluejeans.com]  (You should only need to do this once)
+# Determine PDF for fixed masses from histograms I will provide
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+# Parametrize the PDF vs mass and possibly vs incident photon-beam energy
-# '''Meeting ID: 859833522 '''
+# Toy Monte Carlo simulation study to show that the model is not introducing biases for our observables#:<br>
-#* (you may need to type this in, depending how you connect)
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