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An effort is made to develop a unified way of treating nuclear interactions of particles which are either hadrons or exhibit some hadronic components in such interactions . This article is divided into seven sections : ( 1 ) ...
An effort is made to develop a unified way of treating nuclear interactions of particles which are either hadrons or exhibit some hadronic components in such interactions . This article is divided into seven sections : ( 1 ) ...
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Σεφ = βΣ , ( 1 - α ) φ + 0 ( 1 + az ) Bazy = Baz ( 1 - Q3 ) 6-0 , where the transverse components ( in x , y plane ) are marked 1. Thus , finally , we find a [ -ig + eV – KB ( 21 • B. - ia • El ) p = 0 . ( = .
Σεφ = βΣ , ( 1 - α ) φ + 0 ( 1 + az ) Bazy = Baz ( 1 - Q3 ) 6-0 , where the transverse components ( in x , y plane ) are marked 1. Thus , finally , we find a [ -ig + eV – KB ( 21 • B. - ia • El ) p = 0 . ( = .
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... it to an equation for a two component spinor because F has to satisfy the relation ( 1-23 ) F = 0 , Az = [ . ... fact a system of first order differential equations for two unknown functions ( the two components of the spinor x ) .
... it to an equation for a two component spinor because F has to satisfy the relation ( 1-23 ) F = 0 , Az = [ . ... fact a system of first order differential equations for two unknown functions ( the two components of the spinor x ) .
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... ( ei = component of rle , ) , with f ( ke . ) correctly given by the inverse of y ( b ) . One can see this by shifting the origin of integration to kes : 6 = ke + ( we introduce a new variable q ) . Then 1 gr 2Vk2—82 + 8 • bękr2 k ...
... ( ei = component of rle , ) , with f ( ke . ) correctly given by the inverse of y ( b ) . One can see this by shifting the origin of integration to kes : 6 = ke + ( we introduce a new variable q ) . Then 1 gr 2Vk2—82 + 8 • bękr2 k ...
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... nucleus collisions ( which is not an academic problem because there are experimental projects under way ) . The geometry of the process is shown in figure 3 . ܘ A COMPONENTS 9 ( b ) b ( o ) sen B COMPONENTS O The profile describing ...
... nucleus collisions ( which is not an academic problem because there are experimental projects under way ) . The geometry of the process is shown in figure 3 . ܘ A COMPONENTS 9 ( b ) b ( o ) sen B COMPONENTS O The profile describing ...
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| Title | Interactions of High Energy Particles with Nuclei Volume 139 of NBS monograph |
| Author | Wiesław Czyż |
| Publisher | National Bureau of Standards, 1975 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 21 Nov 2007 |
| Length | 69 pages |
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