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@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ scintillators for neutron measurements were also tested in this run.
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Muons in the $\pi$E1 beam line are decay products of pions created
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as a \SI{590}{\mega\electronvolt} proton beam hits a thick carbon target. The
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beam line was designed to deliver muons with momenta ranging from
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\SIrange{10}{500}{\mega\electronvolt\per\cc} and momentum spread from
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\SIrange{10}{500}{\mega\electronvolt\per\hepclight} and momentum spread from
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\SIrange{0.26}{8.0}{\percent}~\cite{Foroughli.1997}. The beam parameters can
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be tuned by adjusting magnets and slits along the beam line.
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%These parameters can be
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@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ be tuned by adjusting magnets and slits along the beam line.
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One of the main requirements of the AlCap experiment was a low energy muon beam
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with narrow momentum bite in order to achieve a high fraction of stopping muons
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in the very thin targets. In this Run 2013, muons from
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\SIrange{28}{45}{\MeV\per\cc} and momentum spread of 1\% and
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\SIrange{28}{45}{\MeV\per\hepclight} and momentum spread of 1\% and
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3\% were used.
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For part of the experiment the target was replaced with one of the silicon
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@@ -696,7 +696,7 @@ at X-rays of interest are listed in \cref{tab:xray_eff}.
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%\label{sub:muon_momentum_scanning}
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%Before taking any data, we carried out the muon momentum scanning to understand
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%the muon beam, as well as calibrate the detector system. The nominal muon
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%momentum used in the Run 2013 had been tuned to 28~MeV\cc\ before the run. By
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%momentum used in the Run 2013 had been tuned to 28~MeV\hepclight\ before the run. By
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%changing simultaneously the strength of the key magnet elements in the $\pi$E1
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%beam line with the same factor, the muon beam momentum would be scaled with the
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%same factor.
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@@ -712,8 +712,8 @@ at X-rays of interest are listed in \cref{tab:xray_eff}.
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%\toprule
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%\textbf{Scaling} & \textbf{Momentum} & \textbf{Kinetic energy}
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%& \textbf{Momentum spread}\\
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%\textbf{factor} & \textbf{(MeV\per\cc)} & \textbf{(MeV)}
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%& \textbf{(MeV\per\cc, 3\% FWHM)}\\
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%\textbf{factor} & \textbf{(MeV\per\hepclight)} & \textbf{(MeV)}
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%& \textbf{(MeV\per\hepclight, 3\% FWHM)}\\
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%\midrule
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%1.03 & 28.84 & 3.87& 0.87\\
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%1.05 & 29.40 & 4.01& 0.88\\
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@@ -790,7 +790,7 @@ sets are shown in \cref{tb:stat}.
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\end{tabular}
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\end{center}
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\caption{Run statistics. Momentum scaling factors are normalised to
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\SI{28}{\MeV\per\cc}.}
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\SI{28}{\MeV\per\hepclight}.}
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\label{tb:stat}
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\end{table}
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