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20 April 2024
 
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Production of high-PT cumulative particles in proton-nuclear interactions at 50 GeV
V. V. Ammosov ; N. N. Antonov ; V. A. Viktorov ; V. A. Gapienko ; G. S. Gapienko ; V. N. Gres ; V. A. Korotkov ; A. I. Mysnik ; A. F. Prudkoglyad ; Yu. M. Sviridov ; A. A. Semak ; V. I. Terekhov ; V. Ya. Uglekov ; M. N. Ukhanov ; B. V. Chuiko ; A. A. Baldin ; S. S. Shimanskiy ;
Date 21 Oct 2014
AbstractThe data on production of cumulative particles in the high transverse momenta domain (up to ~ 3.5 GeV/c) in proton-nuclear interactions are presented for the first time. An indication on the local character of particle production in the cumulative domain is obtained. The observed strong dependence of the particle production cross section on the atomic mass of the target does not fit the A - dependence obtained in the pre-cumulative and cumulative domains for low transverse momenta at constant part of the exponent. The experiment was performed at U70 (IHEP) with the extracted 50 GeV/c proton beam.
Source arXiv, 1410.5582
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