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Study of Pion-Pion Interactions From Pion Production by Pions

Name: Study of Pion-Pion Interactions From Pion Production by Pions
Keywords: 7. Clean energy

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 15 Aug 1962 United States English Publisher:American Physical Society (APS)Journal:Physical Review Letters, volume 9, pages 173-176 (issn: 0031-9007,

Authors: Auerbach, Leonard B.; Elioff, Tom; Johnson, William B.; Lach, Joseph; Wiegand, Clyde E.; Ypsilantis, Thomas.;

doi: 10.1103/physrevlett.9.173

Study of Pion-Pion Interactions From Pion Production by Pions

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Reactions pi /sup plus or minus / + p yields pi /sup plus or minus / + pi /sup +/ + n were studied at a n incident pion momentum of 1.75 Bev/c. The experimental apparatus and procedure are described in detail, and the measured and calculated data are presented and discussed. Evidence was found of a pion-pion interaction in the ( pi /sup +/- pi /sup -/) system, although the extrapolation method of analysis appeared to fail. No comparable resonance state was found for the ( pi /sup +/- pi /sup +/) system. Processes other than the one- pion exchange are indicated even at relatively low momentum transfers. (H.D.R.)

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