In its initial operation, the SLC Polarized Electron Source successfully met the SLC goals for 1992 for intensity and efficiency. However, the stability of the beam at the source was marginal, and the polarization was only [approximately]28%. The SLC goal to provide > 10,000 Z events for the SLD from polarized electrons was met.
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In its initial operation, the SLC Polarized Electron Source successfully met the SLC goals for 1992 for intensity and efficiency. However, the stability of the beam at the source was marginal, and the polarization was only [approximately]28%. The SLC goal to provide > 10,000 Z events for the SLD from polarized electrons was met.
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Schultz, D.; Alley, R.; Clendenin, J.; Frisch, J.; Garden, C.; Hoyt, E. et al.Polarized source performance in 1992 for SLC--SLD,
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