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Gelfand, N.; Harmsen, Dirk-Michael; Setti, R. Levi; Predazzi, E.; Raymund, M.; Doede, J. H.; Männer, W.

doi:10.1103/physrevlett.17.1224

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“…Nlrl ±^=N lrl ±~ClrNlr2 J (14) where N lr2 =±(Nlr2 + +Nlr2~) (15) with appropriate normalization to the incident K-meson flux. In (13) and (14), the Ci r are constants whose dependence on / and r is related to the variations with scattering angle of the relative efficiencies and solid angles for the detection of coplanar and noncoplanar events.…”

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Scattering ofK−Mesons in the Momentum Range 1.08-1.37 GeV/cfrom a Polarized Proton Target

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Asymmetry measurements have been made in elastic K~-p scattering at eight beam momenta between 1.08 and 1.37 GeV/c, and covering a range in cos0 between 0.78 and -0.95, where 0 is the scattering angle in the cm. system. Measurements were made using a 17-m-long unseparated beam of negative particles, kaons being selected by a differential liquid Cherenkov counter. The method employed was to scatter off a polarized proton target and detect the scattered particles with arrays of plastic scintillation counters. Information was processed by a fast logic system incorporating tunnel diodes, which was linked directly to a PDP-5 computer. The latter performed some preliminary analysis, with particular reference to background measurement. The results of the measurements are tabulated and compared with polarization predictions derived from fits to differential cross-section experiments.

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“…15 background. The parameters describing these terms were obtained by fitting to total and differential cross sections in the K~p elastic channel between 0.8 and 1.2 GeV/c.…”

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Scattering ofK−Mesons in the Momentum Range 1.08-1.37 GeV/cfrom a Polarized Proton Target

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Recent Applications of KN Forward Dispersion Relations and Sum Rules

Queen

Restignoli²,

Violini³

1969

Fortschr. Phys.

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Recent applications of kaon‐nucleon forward dispersion relations, superconvergence relations, finite energy sum rules, derivative sum rules, and the Adler‐Weisberger sum rule are reviewed. These dispersion relations and sum rules have been used for the determination of the KNA and KN coupling constants, the phases of the kaon‐nucleon forward scattering amplitudes, and the Regge pole parameters, and have allowed tests of the PCAC hypothesis for strangeness‐changing currents. They also provide important constraints which help to resolve ambiguities in the phenomenological analysis of the scattering data. A critical comparison of various methods which have been proposed is given, the theoretical predictions are compared with experiment when possible, and our present knowledge of the kaon‐nucleon interaction parameters is summarized. Some new results are presented.

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Kaon-nucleon interactions below 1 GeV/c

Martin

1970

Springer Tracts in Modern Physics

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Formation of Resonant States inK−+p→K−+pBetween 0.8 and 1.2 GeV/c

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Scattering ofK−Mesons in the Momentum Range 1.08-1.37 GeV/cfrom a Polarized Proton Target

Scattering ofK−Mesons in the Momentum Range 1.08-1.37 GeV/cfrom a Polarized Proton Target

Recent Applications of KN Forward Dispersion Relations and Sum Rules

Kaon-nucleon interactions below 1 GeV/c

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