Study of the Δ isobar excitation in nuclei with the (3He,t) reaction
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1986
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Abstract
Data for the Δ excitation by the (3He,t) reaction at 2.0 GeV on various nuclei are presented together with results on 12C at 1.5 and 2.3 GeV. The Δ peak position and width are found to be target mass independent. Comparison with the p(3He,t) Δ++ reaction, however, shows a shift of the position in energy of the Δ peak. Implications of these results are discussed.
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| Authors | D. Contardo,M. Bedjidian,J.Y. Grossiord,A. Guichard,R. Haroutunian,J.R. Pizzi,C. Ellegaard,C. Gaarde,J.S. Larsen,C. Goodman,I. Bergqvist,A. Brockstedt,L. Carlen,P. Ekstrom,D. Bachelier,J.L. Boyard,T. Hennino,J.C. Jourdain,M. Roy-Stephan,M. Boivin,P. Radvanyi;D. Contardo;M. Bedjidian;J.Y. Grossiord;A. Guichard;R. Haroutunian;J.R. Pizzi;C. Ellegaard;C. Gaarde;J.S. Larsen;C. Goodman;I. Bergqvist;A. Brockstedt;L. Carlen;P. Ekstrom;D. Bachelier;J.L. Boyard;T. Hennino;J.C. Jourdain;M. Roy-Stephan;M. Boivin;P. Radvanyi; |
| Journal | physics letters b |
| Year | 1986 |
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10.1016/0370-2693(86)91639-4
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