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LITERATURE SURVEY OF RADIOCHEMICAL CROSS-SECTION DATA BELOW 425 Mev.

H. W. Bertini,M. P. Guthrie,E. H. Pickell,B. L. Bishop-1966-01-01
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was K/sup -/p ..-->.. K/sub L/n, the cross section for which is just /sup 1///sub 2/ the K/sup -/p ..-->.. K/sub L/n, cross section. It was necessary to make a number of corrections to the data to account for event losses and inefficient background rejection. The final results have a statistical accuracy of 1% which is an improvement of almost a factor of 10 over previously existing data. An important new feature can be seen in the cross section, a significant shoulder between 825 and 900 MeV/c. Preliminary results from a partial wave analysis including the new data indicate that the new cross sections will be an important constraint on future analyses.

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was K/sup -/p ..-->.. K/sub L/n, the cross section for which is just /sup 1///sub 2/ the K/sup -/p ..-->.. K/sub L/n, cross section. It was necessary to make a number of corrections to the data to account for event losses and inefficient background rejection. The final results have a statistical accuracy of 1% which is an improvement of almost a factor of 10 over previously existing data. An important new feature can be seen in the cross section, a significant shoulder between 825 and 900 MeV/c. Preliminary results from a partial wave analysis including the new data indicate that the new cross sections will be an important constraint on future analyses.

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Cross section (physics)Section (typography)Nuclear physicsPhysicsCross-sectional dataFeature (linguistics)Computer scienceMathematics

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