Interactions of High Energy Particles with NucleiNational Bureau of Standards, 1975 - 69 pages |
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Page 15
... formula was used successfully to : ( i ) reproduce the proton charge form factors from elastic scattering hadron - hadron cross sections . ( ii ) predict diffractive structure ( e.g. , diffractive minima ) of the high energy hadron ...
... formula was used successfully to : ( i ) reproduce the proton charge form factors from elastic scattering hadron - hadron cross sections . ( ii ) predict diffractive structure ( e.g. , diffractive minima ) of the high energy hadron ...
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... formula can be applied to a certain " effective " number of nucleons . Indeed one can show ( compare ref . [ 15 ] -the calculation was done with the Coulomb interactions present ) that to a good approximation ( note that since this formula ...
... formula can be applied to a certain " effective " number of nucleons . Indeed one can show ( compare ref . [ 15 ] -the calculation was done with the Coulomb interactions present ) that to a good approximation ( note that since this formula ...
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... formula ( 3.9 ) follows . One can write the general formula which takes into account the interdependence of internal coordinates by introducing a Dirac & function into the amplitudes : ik A M ( A ) = d3b exp ( i △ · b ) [ ď3r1 ...
... formula ( 3.9 ) follows . One can write the general formula which takes into account the interdependence of internal coordinates by introducing a Dirac & function into the amplitudes : ik A M ( A ) = d3b exp ( i △ · b ) [ ď3r1 ...
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Wiesław Czyż. Many general features of the multiple scattering are included in this formula : ( i ) If we neglect a , the amplitude becomes purely imaginary ( absorptive ) . A geometrical picture of single- , double- , etc. scattering ...
Wiesław Czyż. Many general features of the multiple scattering are included in this formula : ( i ) If we neglect a , the amplitude becomes purely imaginary ( absorptive ) . A geometrical picture of single- , double- , etc. scattering ...
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... formula shows that we always produce inelastic scattering , except in two cases : ( i ) when the incident wave is polarized either along the x or y axis ( hence either n2 = 0 or n1 = 0 ) ( ii ) when the absorption coefficients are equal ...
... formula shows that we always produce inelastic scattering , except in two cases : ( i ) when the incident wave is polarized either along the x or y axis ( hence either n2 = 0 or n1 = 0 ) ( ii ) when the absorption coefficients are equal ...
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