Some Two-Body Final States ofK−pInteractions at 1.33GeVc

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Abstract
We studied 21 187 two-prong, two-prong-with-kink, and zero-prong-V events at incident kaon momentum of 1.33 GeVc using the 72-in. hydrogen bubble chamber at the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory and two scanning and measuring projectors in Urbana. We determined the total and partial cross sections for all contributing reactions. For the two-body final states, some production and polarization angular distributions were measured. The angular distributions are discussed in terms of exchanges in the kinematical channels s, t, and u assuming the simplest Feynman graphs. Elastic scattering is analyzed as a diffraction process.
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Authors W. P. Trower,J. R. Ficenec,R. I. Hulsizer,J. Lathrop,J. N. Snyder,W. P. Swanson;W. P. Trower;J. R. Ficenec;R. I. Hulsizer;J. Lathrop;J. N. Snyder;W. P. Swanson;
Journal physical review
Year 1968
DOI
10.1103/physrev.170.1207
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https://sciprofiles.com/publication/view/1bb196b9a6543eceb1e48802eb3320c1
Keywords
interactions gevc final states two body final

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