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Two-kaon correlations in central Pb+Pb collisions at 158 a GeV/c
I G Bearden ; H Bøggild ; J Boissevain ; P H Christiansen ; L Conin ; J Dodd ; B Erazmus ; S Esumi ; C W Fabjan ; D Ferenc ; A Franz ; J J Gaardhøje ; A G Hansen ; O Hansen ; D Hardtke ; H van Hecke ; E B Holzer ; T J Humanic ; P Hummel ; B V Jacak ; K Kaimi ; M Kaneta ; T Kohama ; M Kopytine ; M Leltchouk ; A Ljubicic ; B Lörstad ; N Maeda ; L Martin ; A Medvedev ; M Murray ; H Ohnishi ; G Paic ; S U Pandey ; F Piuz ; J Pluta ; V Polychronakos ; M Potekhin ; G Poulard ; D Reichhold ; A Sakaguchi ; J Schmidt-Sørensen ; J Simon-Gillo ; W Sondheim ; T Sugitate ; J P Sullivan ; Y Sumi ; W J Willis ; K Wolf ; N Xu ; D S Zachary ;
Date:	10 Sep 2001
Journal:	Phys Rev Lett, 87 (11), 112301
Abstract:	Two-particle interferometry of positive kaons is studied in Pb+Pb collisions at mean transverse momenta <p(T)> approximately 0.25 and 0.91 GeV/c. A three-dimensional analysis was applied to the lower p(T) data, while a two-dimensional analysis was used for the higher p(T) data. We find that the source-size parameters are consistent with the m(T) scaling curve observed in pion-correlation measurements in the same collisions, and that the duration time of kaon emission is consistent with zero within the experimental sensitivity.
Source:	PubMed, pmid11531515
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