Interactions of High Energy Particles with NucleiNational Bureau of Standards, 1975 - 69 pages |
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... regeneration given below is an example where we know n's however ! ) The situation changes when One must , however , keep in mind that in the case when the coefficients di ; are zero or of the same order of magnitude one does predict ...
... regeneration given below is an example where we know n's however ! ) The situation changes when One must , however , keep in mind that in the case when the coefficients di ; are zero or of the same order of magnitude one does predict ...
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... regenerate K , mesons because K ° and K ° interact differently with matter , they are absorbed differently . ( e.g. , Ko ... regeneration is sketched . ко ко MACROSCOPIC TARGET One can , however , also observe diffractive production of 32.
... regenerate K , mesons because K ° and K ° interact differently with matter , they are absorbed differently . ( e.g. , Ko ... regeneration is sketched . ко ко MACROSCOPIC TARGET One can , however , also observe diffractive production of 32.
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... regeneration ( which comes from a coherent process whose coherence extends over the whole block of matter ) dominates . The amplitude ( neglecting 8 ) is MKL ° → K ‚ ° = 1⁄2 ( Ko | T | Ko ) – 1⁄2 ‹ Ão | T | Ko ) . Hence MÂ ° → K ...
... regeneration ( which comes from a coherent process whose coherence extends over the whole block of matter ) dominates . The amplitude ( neglecting 8 ) is MKL ° → K ‚ ° = 1⁄2 ( Ko | T | Ko ) – 1⁄2 ‹ Ão | T | Ko ) . Hence MÂ ° → K ...
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... regeneration than protons . In this case we have not , however , obtained any new information about the elementary processes and the structure of K ̧ ° and K1o . 2. The main feature of the K regeneration process seems to be very general ...
... regeneration than protons . In this case we have not , however , obtained any new information about the elementary processes and the structure of K ̧ ° and K1o . 2. The main feature of the K regeneration process seems to be very general ...
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... regeneration problem : we are expanding our physical states into states which are " physical in their strong interactions . " Since we know strongly interacting vector mesons with the same quantum numbers as the photon , the simplest ...
... regeneration problem : we are expanding our physical states into states which are " physical in their strong interactions . " Since we know strongly interacting vector mesons with the same quantum numbers as the photon , the simplest ...
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