Study of K−p→K∗(890)n at 13 GeV
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Abstract
The results of a wire chamber spectrometer experiment studying K∗ (890) production in the reaction K−p→ K−π+n at 13 GeV are presented. Strong forward structure is observed for |t|< m2π in the s-channel density matrix elements and differential cross section. These features are similar to those observed in π−p→ϱ0n data and are characteristics of π exchange. In contrast in the intermediate, |t| ∼ 0.2 GeV2, and large momentum transfer regions K∗ (890) production is demonstrated by the natural parity ϱ−A2 exchange contribution.
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| Authors | G.W. Brandenburg,R.K. Carnegie,R.J. Cashmore,M. Davier,W.M. Dunwoodie,T.A. Lasinski,D.W.G.S. Leith,J.A.J. Matthews,P. Walden,S.H. Williams;G.W. Brandenburg;R.K. Carnegie;R.J. Cashmore;M. Davier;W.M. Dunwoodie;T.A. Lasinski;D.W.G.S. Leith;J.A.J. Matthews;P. Walden;S.H. Williams; |
| Journal | physics letters b |
| Year | 1975 |
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10.1016/0370-2693(75)90101-x
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