The Search of Large Cross Section Asymmetries in the Pair Production Process by Polarized Photons
R. O. Avakian, K. R. Dallakyan, S. M. Darbinyan
Abstract
The regions of pair particle energies and emergence angles in the process of photoproduction of electron-positron pairs in the coulomb field by polarized photons are found in which a value of cross section asymmetry is essentially large. The distributions of pair particles on energy and on angles are calculated by the Monte-Carlo method. The obtained results for pair particle yield and asymmetry permit us to conclude that on their basis can be developed a new effective method for polarized photon polarimetry.
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