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Measurement of the tensor analyzing power T(20) in inclusive deuteron breakup at 9-GeV/c on hydrogen and carbon

Azhgirey, L.S. ; Afanasyev, S.V. ; Chernykh, E.V. ; et al.

Phys.Lett.B 387 (1996) 37-42, 1996.

Inspire Record 328522 DOI 10.17182/hepdata.28341

The tensor analyzing power T 20 in inclusive deuteron breakup at 9 GeV/c and 0° on hydrogen and carbon targets up to internal momenta k of the proton in the deuteron of ∼ 1 GeV/c has been measured. The analyzing power remains negative up to the highest measured values of k , and is in definite disagreement with predictions from several theoretical models. A systematic difference between T 20 for deuteron breakup on hydrogen and carbon is observed.

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Measurement of the tensor analyzing power T(20) for d (polarized) + C-12 ---> p (0-degrees) + X in the region of internal momenta in the deuteron up to 1-GeV/c

Aono, T. ; Chernykh, E.V. ; Dzikowski, T. ; et al.

Phys.Rev.Lett. 74 (1995) 4997-5000, 1995.

Inspire Record 379428 DOI 10.17182/hepdata.19648

The tensor analyzing power T20 for the reaction d↑+12C→p(0°)+X has been measured in the region of proton internal momenta k in light-cone dynamics up to 1 GeV/ c. Measurements have been carried out at Dubna Synchrophasotron with polarized deuteron beam at deuteron momenta up to 9 GeV/ c. When k increases the experimental values of T20 have a tendency to approach the value ( −0.3) obtained by the calculation based on the reduced nuclear amplitude method in which the quark degrees of freedom are taken into account.

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The momentum K, called momentum in light-cone dynamics, is expressed by thefollowing formula k**2=mt**2/(4*alpha*(1-alpha))-m**2,with mt**2=kt**2+m**2 wh ere kt is the proton transverse momentum.The light-cone variable alpha is the p art of the deuteron momentum carried by the proton in the infinite momentum frameand is expressed by the formula alpha=(Ep+Pp)/(Ed+Pd).