PROGRESS ON THE EXPERIMENTAL SEARCH FOR CHARGE SYMMETRY BREAKING (CSB) IN n-p SCATTERING
Steven E. Vigdor, W. W. Jacobs, D. DuPlantis, C.W. Glover, H.O. Meyer, W.K. Pitts, PETER SCHWANDT, K. Solberg, E.J. Stephenson, Lester C. Welch, L. D. Knutson, James Sowinski, T. Casavant, Bryant P. Hichwa, P. L. Jolivette · IUScholarWorks (Indiana University) · 1983
Most of the equipment construction and testing and proportional chambers (MWPC Is), a small pair of x-y preparatory work for the CSB e~~erirnentl,~ has been MWPC1s, and a wedge-shaped plastic scintillator are completed during 1983.The extensive progress mounted in front of the liquid scintillator detector on includes: (1) fabrication and testing of all each arm.Each array spans a laboratory angle range of detectors, plus final assembly and alignment of the +18" horizontally and +14" vertically as seen from the rotatable arms and mounting hardware for the left-right target position.The plastic scintillator and small symmetric detector arrays; (2) completion and MWPC's are mounted on rails which permit the detectors successful operation of the laser-optical fiber to be moved backward on the arm from their normal diagnostic system for the -200 phototubes used; (3) location when the polarized-target dewar assembly has completion of cabling to, and installation of the "C" to be removed from the beam for maintenance.For a run Harris computer in, the electronics hut located just in December, 1983, the complete mounting and alignment