Interactions of High Energy Particles with NucleiNational Bureau of Standards, 1975 - 69 pages |
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... positions z , the attenuation of the outgoing vector meson beam is different . So , in the last two expressions for M ( y → V ) our Mr → V ( q ) depend on the position of all the other nucleons . These formulae are now adapted to take ...
... positions z , the attenuation of the outgoing vector meson beam is different . So , in the last two expressions for M ( y → V ) our Mr → V ( q ) depend on the position of all the other nucleons . These formulae are now adapted to take ...
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... position of these physical states propagating through the nuclear matter , a superposition in which both these states are equally important . Now let us go back and close our discussion of the coherent diffractive production by pions of ...
... position of these physical states propagating through the nuclear matter , a superposition in which both these states are equally important . Now let us go back and close our discussion of the coherent diffractive production by pions of ...
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