Formation Zone and Correlation between Mesons and Recoiled Protons in Deep Inelastic Neutrino-Nucleus Interactions

Ishii, Chikai; Saito, Koichi; Takagi, Fujio

doi:10.1143/ptp.86.205

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“…Therefore, in the framework of the rescattering model, a correlation between the number of emitted slow protons and the multiplicity of mesons is expected [40]. The increase in the rate of events with slow protons as a function of hadron multiplicities was first observed by the E745 collaboration [41] in a ν-Freon experiment.…”

Section: Multiplicities Of Slow Particlesmentioning

confidence: 97%

“…The increase in the rate of events with slow protons as a function of hadron multiplicities was first observed by the E745 collaboration [41] in a ν-Freon experiment. This correlation was used [40] to extract information on the formation zone of secondary hadrons. This effect was also observed by the BEBC collaboration [42].…”

Section: Multiplicities Of Slow Particlesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Since mostly slow hadrons are produced inside the nucleus, they are predominantly the ones that can scatter off nucleons, producing both slow protons and backward particles. Therefore, in the framework of the rescattering model, a correlation between the number of emitted slow protons and the multiplicity of mesons is expected [40].…”

Section: Multiplicities Of Slow Particlesmentioning

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A study of backward going p and π− in interactions with the NOMAD detector

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Backward proton and π − production has been studied in ν µ CC interactions with carbon nuclei. Detailed analyses of the momentum distributions, of the production rates, and of the general features of events with a backward going particle, have been carried out in order to understand the mechanism producing these particles. The backward proton data have been compared with the predictions of the reinteraction and the short range correlation models.

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Section: Multiplicities Of Slow Particlesmentioning

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Section: Multiplicities Of Slow Particlesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Multiplicities Of Slow Particlesmentioning

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