Abstract

Meson photoproduction, like other photon-induced reactions, allow to study the excitation spectra of the nucleons and, in combination with the use of polarised beam and/or target, allow to determine the properties of the nucleon resonances by accessing many different polarisation observables with great accuracy. The A2 Collaboration, located at the MAMI facility in Mainz, used elliptically polarised photons on longitudinally polarised proton and deuteron targets, for energies up to 1.6 GeV. From the experimental data, it was possible to extract the double polarisation observables E and G on single π 0 photoproduction off the proton and the neutron. New precise results on the helicity-dependent total and differential cross sections on the deuteron were collected too.

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