the yield of kaonic hydrogen x-rays in the siddharta experiment

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Abstract
We measured K-series kaonic hydrogen X-rays in the SIDDHARTA experiment performed at the DAΦNE electron-positron collider of Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati. With a gaseous hydrogen target of density 15 ρSTP, preliminary values of the absolute yields, defined as the number of atomic X-rays emitted per kaon stopped inside the target, were determined to be 0.012−0.004+0.003 for Kα transition and 0.045−0.012+0.009 for Ktot, the summation of all the emitted K-series transitions.
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Authors ;Shi H.;Bazzi M.;Beer G.;Berucci C.;Bragadireanu A.M.;Cargnelli M.;Curceanu C.;d’Uffizi A.;Fiorini C.;Ghio F.;Guaraldo C.;Hayano R.S.;Iliescu M.;Ishiwatari T.;Iwasaki M.;Kienle P.;Levi Sandri P.;Marton J.;Okada S.;Pietreanu D.;Piscicchia K.;Ponta T.;Quaglia R.;Romero Vidal A.;Sbardella E.;Scordo A.;Sirghi D.L.;Sirghi F.;Tatsuno H.;Vazquez Doce O.;Widmann E.;Zmeskal J.
Journal utilitas mathematica
Year 2014
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10.1051/epjconf/20146609016
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