pi+ pi- coincidence measurement in the He-4 (pi+, pi+ pi-) reaction at T (pi+) = 280-MeV
D. Vetterli; R. R. Johnson; O. Meirav; M. E. Sevior; V. Sossi; P. Weber; CAMERINI, Paolo; +9 Authors
D. Vetterli; R. R. Johnson; O. Meirav; M. E. Sevior; V. Sossi; P. Weber; CAMERINI, Paolo; N. Grion; RUI, RINALDO; F. M. Rozon; P. Amaudruz; D. Ottewell; G. Sheffer; G. R. Smith; N. R. Stevenson; M. J. Vicente Vacas;
pi+ pi- coincidence measurement in the He-4 (pi+, pi+ pi-) reaction at T (pi+) = 280-MeV
The pion-induced pion-production reaction (π+, π+π−) on 4He has been studied at an incident pion kinetic energy of 280 MeV. The outgoing pions were detected in coincidence and the measured four-fold differential cross sections are compared with a quasifree πN → ππN microscopic model. Finally, the results are directly compared with recent data from the 16O(π+, π+π−) and2H(π+, π+π−)pp reaction at the same incident energy.
Italy
- University of Trieste Italy
few body reaction, pion production; few body reaction, pion production
few body reaction, pion production; few body reaction, pion production
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