Interactions of High Energy Particles with NucleiNational Bureau of Standards, 1975 - 69 pages |
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Page 59
... regeneration on one nucleon is weak ; never- theless , this process cannot be described correctly as a one - step process . Indeed , from the " one step " formula ( 5.2 ) we get M ( KL - K , ) = = 2fKL - K . σκί - σκι d2b exp ( i △ b ) ...
... regeneration on one nucleon is weak ; never- theless , this process cannot be described correctly as a one - step process . Indeed , from the " one step " formula ( 5.2 ) we get M ( KL - K , ) = = 2fKL - K . σκί - σκι d2b exp ( i △ b ) ...
Page 60
... regeneration amplitude on a single nucleon as a factor similarly to that appearing in the " one step " description , ( 5.3 ) . For a nucleon target we have : For a nucleus target we have : fKL - K , = 2 ( ĴKK ° —ƒÃ ° K ° ) . M ( KL → K ...
... regeneration amplitude on a single nucleon as a factor similarly to that appearing in the " one step " description , ( 5.3 ) . For a nucleon target we have : For a nucleus target we have : fKL - K , = 2 ( ĴKK ° —ƒÃ ° K ° ) . M ( KL → K ...
Page 61
... regeneration ) would explain the observed effects . ( Note that we are working in the high energy limit , hence our arguments are based on the assumption that the absorption properties of the objects produced are the same in this limit ...
... regeneration ) would explain the observed effects . ( Note that we are working in the high energy limit , hence our arguments are based on the assumption that the absorption properties of the objects produced are the same in this limit ...
Page 66
... regeneration they are degenerate and identical with | Ko ) and | Řo ) ) . In general they do not have a well defined energy . The states | a ) are decoupled , that is to say only diagonal elements ( aa ) are different from zero . Thus S ...
... regeneration they are degenerate and identical with | Ko ) and | Řo ) ) . In general they do not have a well defined energy . The states | a ) are decoupled , that is to say only diagonal elements ( aa ) are different from zero . Thus S ...
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