Muon capture in oxygen
Copyright policy ) Astbury, Alan; Auerbach, Leonard B.; Cutts, David; Esterling, Robert J.; Jenkins, David A.; Lipman, Norman H.; Shafer, Robert E.;
Muon capture in oxygen
Muon capture in oxygen has been studied at the Berkeley 184-inch cyclotron. Muons were identified by a time-of-flight system and brought to rest in a water-cell, where some of them were captured by the16O nucleus. In the present state of the theory, the only firm conclusion is that the pseudoscalar coupling constant is positive.
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