Experimental study of multiparticle resonance decays
Multiparticle resonance decay in high energy interactions - theoretical physics
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Multiparticle resonance decay in high energy interactions - theoretical physics
Hyperon-pion resonances in kaon-neutron interaction in carbon
Conference on proton, pion, and muon interactions - phase shift analyses of pion-nucleon and nucleon-nucleon scattering, charge distributions and pion decay into gamma rays
High resolution muonic X-ray studies on nuclear isotope interactions
Muonic X-ray analyses of hyperfine bismuth 209 structure, and of muonic isotope shifts in lead 206, 207, and 208
Anomalous energy intensity ratios in muonic atomic spectra of lead and bismuth
Polarization measurements in pion-proton elastic scattering mechanics
Impulse approximation for pion absorption on light nuclei with emission of fast nucleons
Phase shift analysis of pi-helium elastic scattering using helium bubble chamber
Conference on pion and nucleon scattering - phase shift analyses, nucleon-nucleon scattering and polarization effects, neutron-proton interaction and resonance, and nuclear structures
Pion-nucleon phase shift analysis using pion- nucleon and pion-pion resonance parameters
Dynamic calculation for 2 sigma pi resonant system /meson-baryon/ in P 3/2 state, using Balaz type N/D method
Nucleon-nucleon interaction - Conference, University of Florida, March 1967
Measurements of dielectron production in p + p and p + d collisions with beamkinetic energies from 1.04 to 4.88 GeV are presented. The differential cross section is presented as a function of invariant pair mass, transverse momentum, and rapidity. The shapes of the mass spectra and their evolution with beam energy provide information about the relative importance of the various dielectron production mechanisms in this energy regime. The p + d to p + p ratio of the dielectron yield is also presented as a function of invariant pair mass, transverse momentum, and rapidity. The shapes of the transverse momentum and rapidity spectra from the p + d and p + p systems are found to be similar to one another for each of the beam energies studied. The beam energy dependence of the integrated cross sections is also presented.
Mean multiplicities of pi+ and pi- in 4He collisions with C, Cu, and Pb at 200, 600, and 800 MeV/u, and with C and Pb at 400 MeV/u have been measured using the large solid angle detector Diogene. The independence of pion multiplicity on projectile incident energy, target mass and proton multiplicity is studied in comparison with intra-nuclear cascade predictions. The discrepancy between experimental results and theory is pointed out and discussed.
The analytic results from a microscopic calculation for pion production in heavy-ion collisions at intermediate to relativistic energies both above and below pion threshold are presented and the most important terms that contribute to the pion spectrum are determined. The energy dependence and the effects on the pion spectrum due to the various parameters in the theory are examined. The model is applied to coherent pion-production in 16O + 12C collisions.