Il Nuovo Cimento (1955-1965)

, Volume 33, Issue 1, pp 25–39 | Cite as

The study of (Σ-π) resonance at 1405 MeV in emulsions

  • A. Z. M. Ismail
  • S. Lokanathan
  • Y. Prakash
Article

Summary

The resultant momenta of 154 (Σ-π) pairs produced by K captures in emulsion nuclei have been studied. No evidence for the existence of a sharp (Σ-π) resonance has been observed. The results seem to be in general agreement with the calculations of Adair for the distribution of the resultant (Σ-π) momentum expected from nuclear effects without any resonant interaction. The distribution of the total visible energy of the outgoing particles (T+Tπ+Trecoil) suggests that several states of the recoil are formed from K captures in light emulsion nuclei.

Riassunto

Si sono studiati gli impulsi risultanti di 154 coppie (Σ-π) prodotte da catture di K nei nuclei dell’emulsione. Non si sono osservate prove dell’esistenza di una netta risonanza (Σ-π). I risultati sembrano in generale accordo con i calcoli di Adair della distribuzione del momento (Σ-π) risultante previsto in base agli effetti nucleari senza interazioni risonanti. La distribuzione dell’energia visibile totale delle particelle uscenti (T+Tπ+Trinc) suggerisce che parecchi stati del rinculo sono formati da catture di K nei nuclei leggeri dell’emulsione.

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© Società Italiana di Fisica 1964

Authors and Affiliations

  • A. Z. M. Ismail
    • 1
  • S. Lokanathan
    • 1
  • Y. Prakash
    • 1
  1. 1.Nuclear Physics LaboratoryUniversity of OxfordOxford

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