A quantitative study of systematic uncertainties due to QED corrections in accurate Compton polarimetry experiments
A. Martens,
F. Mawas,
F. Zomer
Abstract:Several new high-energy physics accelerators will exploit
beam polarization as a core part of their program. In several cases
the beam polarization needs to be accurately measured with a
precision better than one per-mille. At this level of precision,
α
3 QED corrections must be accounted for. In this paper, we
estimate the related correction for the detectors considered for
several projects as ILC and FCC-ee. Two different techniques to
extract the beam polarization are invest… Show more
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