Blinov, V.E
KL P --> KS P
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Neutral Kaon Transmission Regeneration on Deuterons and Neutrons in Kaon Momentum Region of 10-GeV/c to 50-GeV/c

The Berlin-Budapest-Dubna-Prague-Serpukhov-Sofiya-Tbilisi collaboration Albrecht, K.F. ; Birulev, V.K. ; Vesztergombi, G. ; et al.
Sov.J.Nucl.Phys. 27 (1978) 199, 1978.
Inspire Record 122158 DOI 10.17182/hepdata.19037

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4 data tables
Table 1

THE AVERAGE PHASE IS -130.9 +- 2.7 DEG (NO EXPLICIT MOMENTUM DEPENDENCE). USING ABS(ETA+-) = 2.3*10**-3.

Table 2

REGENERATION AMPLITUDE ASSUMING MOMENTUM INDEPENDENT CONSTANT PHASE.

Table 3

CROSS SECTION DIFFERENCES ASSUMING MOMENTUM INDEPENDENT CONSTANT PHASE.

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K0(L) K0(s) Transmission Regeneration on Hydrogen

The Budapest-Dubna-Prague-Serpukhov collaboration Birulev, V.K. ; Genchev, V. ; Govorun, N.N. ; et al.
Nucl.Phys.B 115 (1976) 249-268, 1976.
Inspire Record 3964 DOI 10.17182/hepdata.35585

The energy dependence of the modulus and phase of the K L 0 -K S 0 regeneration amplitude on hydrogen in the range of 14–50 GeV has been investigated at the Serpukhov 70 GeV accelerator. It has been established that the modulus of the modified regeneration amplitude decreases with increasing momentum as 2|ƒ 21 0 (p)|/k = (0.84 ± 0.42) · p −0.50±0.15 mb . The amplitude phase is energy-independent and its mean value is ϕ 21 0 = −132° ± 5°. The results obtained are compared with other experiments and with predictions of different theoretical models.

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Table 1

TABLE ALSO CALCULATES FORWARD DIFFERENTIAL CROSS SECTION AND SIG(AK0 P) - SIG(K0 P) TOTAL CROSS SECTION DIFFERENCES.


Transmission regeneration of neutral k-mesons on hydrogen in the momentum region of 14-42 gev/c

Birulev, V.K. ; Fadeev, N.G. ; Golovanov, L.B. ; et al.
Phys.Lett.B 38 (1972) 452-456, 1972.
Inspire Record 75815 DOI 10.17182/hepdata.28334

The measurements of the transmission regeneration amplitude on hydrogen in the momentum region of 14–42 GeV/ c indicate that in accordance with the Pomeranchuk theorem its magnitude |ƒ° − ƒ °|/k decreases as energy increases and its phase is approximately constant and equal to arg (ƒ° − ƒ °) = (−118 ± 13)° .

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Table 1

THE REGENERATION AMPLITUDE DECREASES OVER THIS ENERGY RANGE.