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1 QCD Meeting July 1, 2005 Is it due to the hard collision? Is it due to fragmentation? Strong polarization seen in fixed-target experiments where jet NOT observed.  Polarization Tom Devlin Rutgers/CDF _

2 Status and Plans Three known contributions to dataset: --  Signal -- K s Background -- Continuum 2-track background Previous report: -- From data, measured relative fractions of these as functions of momentum and decay distance. Run 1 computer – cdfsga – to be shutdown -- Verified that data written by it are correct -- Ran all data through cdfsga, copied to Rutgers -- Thanks to Glenn Cooper and Mike Stolz. Now working with 100% of data at Rutgers!!! -- Real data look reasonable. -- x20 MC is working to a first approximation.

3 Reconstruction: p  and 

4 Simple cut to elliminate e + e -

5 For Each Bin in Momentum and L xy Evaluate Fractions of , Ks and 

6 Background Equations

7 Restrictions on Angular Distribution

8 Asymmetry Plots for Data and MC: Beam-  System

9 Asymmetry Plots for Data and MC: Beam-Jet System

10 Asymmetry Plots for Data and MC: Jet-  System

11 Work in Progress and Planned: 2005 1. Mass-constrained fits: 2- , 2-K s, 1-ee. 2. Sum of weights over solutions = 1.0 per event. 3. Use  2 =  2 (MassConstraint) -  2 (NoMassConstraint) 4. Determine relative proportions of , K s and background 5. Modify 2 nd stage analysis code to mix MC samples from , Ks,  in correct proportions. 6. Finish all work on cdfsga. 7. Do polarization study in all three coordinate systems. 9. Is polarization analysis believable?


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