The coherent K L 0 C → K S 0 C regeneration at high energies

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1976
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Abstract
New experimental results on the coherentK L0C →K S0C regeneration in the momentum range 10≦p≦30 GeV/c are presented. For the quantity (f 0−¯f 0/k (where f0 and¯f 0 are theK‡C and¯K 0C forward scattering amplitudes andk is the wave number) we have obtained: arg (f 0−¯f 0)/k=−126‡±14‡ and ¦(f 0−¯f 0/k¦∼ ∼p −0.62±0.14 These results are well described by a simple Regge pole model including only the (Ω-trajectory exchange in thet-channel with the intercept αω(0) close to 0.4.
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Authors J. Hladký,M. Novak,A. Prokes,J. Votruba,V. I. Genchev,V. D. Kekelidze,V. G. Krivokhizhin,V. V. Kukhtin,M. F. Likhachev,I. Manno,I. A. Savin,L. V. Silvestrov,G. Vesztergombi,K. -F. Albrecht,A. Meyer,H. -E. Ryseck,M. Sachwitz,F. Deák;J. Hladký;M. Novak;A. Prokes;J. Votruba;V. I. Genchev;V. D. Kekelidze;V. G. Krivokhizhin;V. V. Kukhtin;M. F. Likhachev;I. Manno;I. A. Savin;L. V. Silvestrov;G. Vesztergombi;K. -F. Albrecht;A. Meyer;H. -E. Ryseck;M. Sachwitz;F. Deák;
Journal czechoslovak journal of physics
Year 1976
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10.1007/bf01589840
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