Vector-dominance model predictions for Δ(1240) photoproduction

The asymmetries In forward n-N, n-A, and K+-(A + 2 ) photoproductlon have been measured w~t h a 16-GeV linearly polarized beam The experimental method and the procedures for extracting cross sectlons and asymmetries from the data are dlscussed In detall Information on the energy and momentum-transfer dependence of cross sectlons for natural-and unnatural-parity exchange, interference between exchanges of opposlte G panty, and vector-meson dominance is obtalned and dlscussed.

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Photoproduction ofπ±Δ(1236)from Hydrogen and Deuterium at 16 GeV

Boyarski

Diebold

Ecklund

et al. 1970

Phys. Rev. Lett.

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Vector-dominance model predictions for Δ(1240) photoproduction

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Photoproduction ofπ±Δ(1236)from Hydrogen and Deuterium at 16 GeV

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