Multiparticle production in pTa interactions at 8 GeV/c

doi:10.1016/0375-9474(83)90274-9

Nuclear Physics A

Volume 404, Issue 3, 15 August 1983, Pages 509-524

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Abstract

pTa interactions have been studied. The total inelastic cross section, multiplicities, net charge distributions and inclusive momentum and rapidity spectra for produced particles are reported. The correlations between fast and slow particles are presented and the reaction mechanisms for multiparticle production in pTa interactions are discussed.

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Multiparticle production in pTa interactions at 8 GeV/c

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