E. Koller

Publishing 1975–1979

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Publications 2

  1. Average charged-particle multiplicities inπ−pinclusive reactions at 147 GeV/c
    D. Brick, D. Fong, M. Heller, A. M. Shapiro, M. Widgoff, F. Bruyant, D. Bogert, M. Johnson, R. Burnstein, C. Fu, D. Petersen, M. Robertson and 43 more
    physical review d 1979 317 reads
  2. Inclusive and semi-inclusive ϱ0 production in π−p interactions at 147 GeV/c
    D. Fong, M. Heller, A.M. Shapiro, M. Widgoff, F. Bruyant, D. Bogert, M. Johnson, R. Burnstein, C. Fu, D. Petersen, M. Robertson, H. Rubin and 36 more
    physics letters b 1975 288 reads

Possible papers by E. Koller 2

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  1. Approach to scaling in inclusive π+/π− ratios at 147 GeV/c
    as E. L. Koller the european physical journal c 1982
    Shared co-author: D. Brick, A.M. Shapiro +18
  2. Coherent production of π^{+} and π^{-} mesons by charged-current interactions of neutrinos and antineutrinos on neon nuclei at the Fermilab Tevatron
    as E. L. Koller physical review letters 1989
    Shared co-author: E. B. Brucker, A Napier +1

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