Luminosity Measurement at PEP-N
Mark Mandelkern (University of California, Irvine)

TL;DR
This paper discusses the development of luminosity measurement methods for the PEP-N experiment, including a real-time monitor based on bremsstrahlung and an offline method using Bhabha scattering to achieve high accuracy.
Contribution
It introduces the PEP-2 luminosity monitor with novel techniques for online and offline luminosity determination at PEP-N.
Findings
Proposed a fast online luminosity monitor using bremsstrahlung.
Developed an offline method utilizing Bhabha scattering for precise luminosity measurement.
Achieved an accuracy goal of 0.01 per pb$^{-1}$ for integrated luminosity.
Abstract
The PEP-N experiment requires a fast on-line luminosity monitor of modest accuracy plus an off-line method of determining integrated luminosity with accuracy of 0.01 for each pb. We propose the PEP-2 monitor, based on observing single bremsstrahlung at zero degrees to the positron direction at collision for the former and the use of Bhabha scatters at polar angles .03 radians for the latter requirement.
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Taxonomy
TopicsX-ray Spectroscopy and Fluorescence Analysis · Nuclear Physics and Applications · Spectroscopy and Laser Applications
