Evidence against the interpretation of the A1 enhancement as a kinematic effect

Deutschmann, M.; Steinberg, R.; Weber, H.; Woischnig, W.; Grote, C.; Klugow, J.; Lanius, K.; Leiste, R.; Nowak, S.; Białas, A.; Cocconi, V. T.; Czyżewski, O.; Dalpiaz, P.; Flaminio, E.; Hansen, J. D.; Hromadnik, H.; Kellner, G.; Morrison, D. R. O.

doi:10.1016/0031-9163(66)90081-3

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“…Evidence for the A1° resonance The A1 effect has been reported previously only in the 1^ = -1 states(14,18) decaying by . in those reactions in which it has been seen (mainly of the type ir N itJtnN above 2.5 BeV/c), it is characteris tically associated with events exhibiting very low four-momentum transfer from the target to the final-state proton.…”

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A study of the reactions K-P[right facing arrow] K-P[pion]+[pion]-[pion]0 and K-P[right facing arrow] K-N[pion]+[pion]+[pion]- at 4.6 and 5.0 BeV/c

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A study of the reactions K-P[right facing arrow] K-P[pion]+[pion]-[pion]0 and K-P[right facing arrow] K-N[pion]+[pion]+[pion]- at 4.6 and 5.0 BeV/c

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“…Resonances Accepted Accepted Experimen-Corrected x Proba-% Contri-Cross Sec-Evidence for the A1° resonanceThe A1 effect has been reported previously only in the 1^ = -1 states(14,18) decaying by . in those reactions in which it has been seen (mainly of the type ir N itJtnN above 2.5 BeV/c), it is characteris tically associated with events exhibiting very low four-momentum transfer from the target to the final-state proton.…”

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