Backward resonance production in pi minus plus proton goes to neutron pi plus pi minus at 8 GeV/c
Wagner, Robert Gene
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Title
Backward resonance production in pi minus plus proton goes to neutron pi plus pi minus at 8 GeV/c
Author(s)
Wagner, Robert Gene
Issue Date
1978
Doctoral Committee Chair(s)
Eisenstein, Bob I.
Department of Study
Physics
Discipline
Physics
Degree Name
Ph.D.
Degree Level
Dissertation
Date of Ingest
2011-05-31T18:04:26Z
Keyword(s)
backward resonance productions
liquid hydrogen
neutral hadron
decay angular distributions
resonant states
Language
en
Abstract
This
thesis reports on a study of the interaction n p ~ nn n where the neutron was produced fast and forward in the laboratory. The data were obtained using an 8 GeV/c n beam that was focussed on a liquid hydrogen target located inside the University of Il1inois~Argonne National Laboratory streamer chamber. The chamber was triggered on the interaction of a fast, forward neutral hadron in thick plate optical spark chambers. A
total of 866 events had an acceptable 3-constraint fit to n p ~ nn nand satisfied other selection criteria. The data was characterized by backward production of the final states npo, nfo, and delta-(1232)pi+. Differential cross sections and decay angular distributions for these resonant states are presented and the implications for the production mechanisms discussed.
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