The interaction and decay of K− mesons in photographic emulsion

Bhowmik, B.; Evans, D.; Falla, D. F.; Hassan, Faez M.; Kamal, Anwar; Nagpaul, K. K.; Prowse, D. J.; Rene, M.; Alexander, G.; Johnston, R. H.; O’Ceallaigh, C.; Keefe, D.; Burhop, E. H. S.; Davis, D. H.; Kumar, R.; Lasich, W. B.; Shaukat,; Bacchella, G.L.; Bonetti, A.; Dilworth, C.; Occhialini, G.; Scarsi, L.; Guerriero, L.; Grilli, M.; Lindern, L. von; Merlin, M.; Salandin, A.; Stannard, Russell

doi:10.1007/bf02726361

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“…It turns out that there is a chance on the percent level for annihilation in flight of particles at energies < 100 keV. Reactions in flight of K- [3] and ~ [4] have been seen in nuclear emulsion. However, the data are not precise enough to allow a comparison with Eq.…”

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Black sphere model for the absorption of negative hadrons by nuclei

Pilkuhn

1975

Z Physik A

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Abstract. The slowing down of hadrons in a moderator entails an intensity loss by nuclear absorption. The loss is expected to be particularly large for negative hadrons, due to a combination of Coulomb attraction and strong local absorption. A black sphere absorption model is set up and used for numerical calculations of absorption probability per momentum loss. For K-and ~ on heavy nuclei, a sharp maximum is found for kinetic energies below 0.1 MeV.

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