Remarks on the theory of mu-mesic atoms
Nuclear charge distribution model for muon-meson atomic calculations
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Nuclear charge distribution model for muon-meson atomic calculations
Muon-meson atomic spectral analyses of spherical and nearly spherical nuclei
Muon-meson X-ray spectra and charge distribution in deformed nuclei
Muon-meson atomic spectral analyses of spherical nuclei
Muon-meson X-ray spectral analysis of deformed isotopic tungsten, uranium, and samarium nuclei
Double charge exchange of two neutrons into two protons by positive pion mesons
Analysis of 3587 tau-meson decays in emulsion stacks, comparing experimental pion energy spectra with theory
Dynamics of baryon-meson systems in 27-fold representation, obtaining self-consistent bound state and low lying resonant solutions with Balazs method
Seasonal and annual variations in cosmic ray bursts and meson component
Coupling coefficients for mesons passing through atmosphere taking into account nuclear interactions
Algebra of factorized Regge pole residues applied to obtain relations between meson-baryon and baryon-baryon exchange processes
Diogene, an electronic 4 pi detector, has been built and installed at the Saturne synchrotron in Saclay. The forward angular range (0 degree-6 degrees) is covered by 48 time-of-flight scintillator telescopes that provide charge identification. The trajectories of fragments emitted at larger angles are recorded in a cylindrical 0.4-m3 Pictorial Drift Chamber (PDC) surrounding the target. The PDC is inside a 1-T magnetic field; the axis of the PDC cylinder and the magnetic field are parallel to the beam. Good identification has been obtained for both positive and negative pi mesons and for hydrogen and helium isotopes. Multiplicities in relativistic nucleus-nucleus reactions up to 40 have been detected, limited mainly by the present electronics.
Normal scalar nonet, K1 meson-2 pion decay, K1-K2 mass difference and S-wave pi-pion scattering
Contributions from scalar mesons in derivation of nucleon axial vector form factor
Cosmic gamma ray spectra from production and decay of neutral pi-mesons produced in metagalactic cosmic-ray proton-proton collisions
Design and performance of large liquid helium scintillation counter for meson experiments
Double charge exchange of 50-176 Mev pi mesons in photoemulsion