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\item obtaining preliminary results on proton emission rate and spectrum:
the proton spectrum has a peak at \SI{3.7}{\MeV}, then reduces exponentially
with a decay constant of \SI{2.6}{\MeV}. The partial emission rate in the
energy range from \SIrange{4}{8}{\MeV} is $(1.7 \pm 0.1)\%$, and the total
energy range from \SIrange{4}{8}{\MeV} is $(1.7 \pm 0.1)\%$ per nuclear
muon capture, and the total
emission rate assuming the shape holds for the whole spectrum is
$(3.5\pm0.2)\%$.
$(3.5\pm0.2)\%$ per nuclear muon capture.
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The emission rate is consistent with the lower limit of 2.8\% set by
Wyttenbach et al.~\cite{WyttenbachBaertschi.etal.1978}. It is also compatible
with the theoretical calculation by Lifshitz and
Singer~\cite{LifshitzSinger.1980}. Compared with the emission rate from
silicon, our result is smaller.
Singer~\cite{LifshitzSinger.1980}. Compared with the existing result on
silicon~\cite{SobottkaWills.1968}, the emission rate from aluminium is
significantly smaller and the spectrum is softer.
The proton rate and spectrum have been used to optimise the planned proton
absorber for the drift chamber of the COMET Phase-I. The resulted proton hit
rate with the baseline configuration is very small compared with the current
figure. It is safe to remove the proton absorber altogether. This would make
a strong impact to the drift chamber design. The AlCap experiment is going to
figure.The recommendation to the COMET Phase-I is to remove the proton
absorber altogether. The momentum resolution of the drift chamber will be
slightly improved, and the level of integrated charge will still remain below
the safe level for the chamber.
The AlCap experiment is going to
submit a beam time request for the 2015 run to collect more data and other
measurements for neutrons and gamma rays.