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    Log entry time 16:33:28 on April 09, 2004

    Entry number 81878

    keyword=RC report for 8 April Swing through 9 April Day

    Run Coordinator's Report for 8 April Swing to 9 April Swing

    Summary

    LH2 production running. SMS fast dump at 2:00 AM, 5.5 hour recovery. More LH2 production running.
     

  • Significant News

    Plans

     
  • During beam down time tonight due to MCC beam studies (getting the Hall A tune better), we will perform some special DNL runs, some with the GMS on and some with the GMS off.
  • Continue with LH2 production running until Saturday morning.
  • Run Moller/IHWP insertion/Moller Saturday morning at 8:00.
  • After Moller measurements, BUT BEFORE PUTTING THE LH2 TARGET BACK IN, we want to run some short test runs to investigate various things.
  • 1) A 1 hour run with detectors and SMS on, but LH2 target out (effectively a "green block" run, with the YO signal in the data stream, checking for helicity correlated YO effects).
  •             - if no signals are present in the detectors, we may have to go to the HIGH GAIN HV settings to mimic the "green block" runs.
  • 2) The Halo monitors are showing some strange behavior, in that they measure a relatively large asymmetry (~50 ppm) in one helicity state but not the other. We would like to address the impact of this on what the      FPD's are seeing. Mark and Sarah have outlined a program to investigate this, and some of this can be performed with the LH2 target out in combination with the DNL runs discussed in 1). We will make measuerments with the 6 mm halo target in and out, and one with the 5 mm small hole target on the LH2 target ladder in with the 6 mm halo target out. This will constrain the contribution of the halo asymmetry to the asymmetries measured in the FPD's during normal LH2 running.
  • Continue with LH2 production running until Monday at 7:00 when the maintenance period begins.
  •  We are now on our official 3 day cycle for Moller measurements/IHWP state changes.

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    Concerns