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Effective Regge trajectory for pp→dπ

Journal Article · · Lettere al Nuovo Cimento
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02798864· OSTI ID:4563428
The failure to observe a dip in da/d@ at ~=--0.15 (GeV/ef (i.e. at the first wrong-signature nonsense point of the J~ Regge trajectory) in the reactions pp-* d=, pp-*dp (1) and 7d-~pn(~) has given rise to two types of theoretical speculations: broken exchange degeneracy (s) and Regge cut (4). The absence of systematic data has until recently prevented any meaningful test of the predictions of these models. Although even more data would be useful, an attempt to extract the effective Regge trajectory from the timelike, ~ = ~- 0.08 (GeV/o) ~, to the spacelike, ~ ---- --2.1 (GeV/c) ~, region has been made. New data cover the frequency ~---- 89 range 5.8<~ 44.2 GeV 2, i.e. incident laboratory momenta p ----4.00, 5.05 (5), 10.0 (6), 11.5 (~), 12.0 (e), 12.33 (~), 14.2, 19.2 (e), 21.1 (1), 24.0 (6) GeV/c.
Research Organization:
National Research Council of Canada, Ottawa
NSA Number:
NSA-27-010641
OSTI ID:
4563428
Journal Information:
Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, Journal Name: Lettere al Nuovo Cimento Journal Issue: 15 Vol. 5; ISSN 1827-613X
Country of Publication:
Canada
Language:
English

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