Study of the p⃗d→n{pp}s\vec{p}d \to n{pp}_{s}p

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The vector and tensor analysing powers, AyA_yAy and AyyA_{yy}Ayy, of the vecpdtonpps\vec{p}d \to n\{pp\}_{s}vecpdtonpps charge-exchange reaction have been measured at a beam energy of 600 MeV at the COSY-ANKE facility by using an unpolarised proton beam incident on an internal storage cell target filled with polarised deuterium gas. The low energy recoiling protons were measured in a pair of silicon tracking telescopes placed on either side of the target. Putting a cut of 3 MeV on the diproton excitation energy ensured that the two protons were dominantly in the 1S0^{1}S_{0}1S0 state, here denoted by pps\{pp\}_{s}pps. The polarisation of the deuterium gas was established through measurements in parallel of proton-deuteron elastic scattering. By analysing events where both protons entered the same telescope, the charge-exchange reaction was measured for momentum transfers qgeq160q\geq 160qgeq160 MeV/$c$. These data provide a good continuation of the earlier results at qleq140q\leq 140qleq140 MeV/$c$ obtained with a polarised deuteron beam. ...