1997
DOI: 10.1103/physrevd.55.3927
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Differential cross sections ofJ/ψandψin 800 GeV/cp

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“…The J=c polarization in hadronic collisions was studied in fixed target experiments at ffiffi ffi s p 39 GeV [26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33]. These experiments predominantly covered jx F j > 0 and p T < 5 GeV=c.…”
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“…The J=c polarization in hadronic collisions was studied in fixed target experiments at ffiffi ffi s p 39 GeV [26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33]. These experiments predominantly covered jx F j > 0 and p T < 5 GeV=c.…”
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“…9. x F dependence of J=c polarization for p T < 5 GeV=c measured by PHENIX, HERA-B[31], E771[32], and E866/ NuSea (CS frame)[33].TRANSVERSE MOMENTUM DEPENDENCE OF J=c . .…”
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“…Figure 8 shows ∆ p 2 t , the difference of mean p 2 t between p-A and p-D interactions, as a function of A for DY, J/Ψ, and Υ(1S) productions at 800 GeV. The DY and Υ data are from E772 [30], while the J/Ψ results are from E789 [31], E771 [32], and preliminary E866 analysis [33]. More details on this analysis will be presented elsewhere [30].…”
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“…Corrosion begins with the formation of pitting, subsequently the pits become larger and deeper, and are connected by some intergranular corrosion paths. [37] Finally, the forces generated by corrosion products cause the exfoliation of surface layer. This fact is in good agreement with the literature, [38] metal materials with pancake-shaped microstructure tend to present exfoliation corrosion.…”
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