New experimental results for particle production from nuclei
Particle production from nuclei was studied for π, p, and p interactions at 20 to 150 GeVc at the CERN SPS. The detector distinguishes between fast and slow particles, mainly pions and recoil protons, respectively, with a cut at a velocity v = 0.7c. Angular distributions, multiplicity distributions,...
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