HARD QUARK-QUARK SCATTERING WITH EXCLUSIVE REACTIONS*
Copyright policy ) Barton, D.; Bunce, G.; Carroll, A.; Makdisi, Y.; Baller, B.; Blazey, G.; Courant, H.; Heller, K.; Heppelmann, S.; Marshak, M.; Peterson, E.; Shupe, M.; Wahl, D.; Gushue, S.; Russell, J.;
HARD QUARK-QUARK SCATTERING WITH EXCLUSIVE REACTIONS*
We present data from π-p → elastic and ρ-p final states for scattering at 90° center of mass, -t = 9 GeV2/c2. A large ρ-p signal is seen and the ρ- are strongly polarized. This polarization tests a QCD prediction that quarks cannot flip helicity. The test fails dramatically.
- University of Minnesota United States
- University of Minnesota System United States
- Dartmouth College United States
- Brookhaven National Laboratory United States
- University of Massachusetts System United States
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