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19 April 2024
 
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The first polarized Proton Collisions at the STAR experiment at RHIC
Bernd Surrow ;
Date 28 May 2002
Subject hep-ex
AffiliationOn behalf of the STAR Collaboration
AbstractThe first run of transverse polarized protons at RHIC was recently completed which opened a new era exploring the spin structure of the proton. A first measurement of the single transverse spin asymmetry, $A_{N}$, for leading $pi_{0}$ production from transverse colliding polarized protons at $sqrt(s)=200 $GeV, $X_{F}>0.25$ and $p_{T}simeq 1-4 $GeV was a focus of the STAR collaboration during the first polarized proton run at RHIC. Two new subcomponents have been added to the STAR experiment to carry out such a measurement in polarized proton collisions: a forward $pi_{0}$ detector system at approximately $7.8 $m of the STAR interaction region to reconstruct $pi_{0}$ mesons from their decay products $(pi_{0} o gammagamma)$ and a beam-beam counter with large forward acceptance to provide a means of beam-related background suppression and relative luminosity measurement.
Source arXiv, hep-ex/0205090
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