Published June 5, 1961
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Pion Production in 300 Gev Nucleon-Nucleon Collisions
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Abstract
Recent theoretical investigations of high energy nucleon-nucleon collisions support the two-center model of multiple meson production as discussed by Ciok, et al. To facilitate a prediction of the most probable distribution of shower particles as a function of laboratory energy, Farley's kinematical treatment of the "two-fireball" model is employed. A statistical determination of the multiplicity of pion (including neutrals) production per collision is assumed to be valid with possible corrections suggested through restrictions imposed by experimental values of the inelasticity, Κ_π.
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© 1961 California Institute of Technology. University of Southern California Supported in part by the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Contract No. ΑΤ(11-1)-68. The authors would like to take this opportunity to thank Professors Matthew Sands and Harold Ticho for making several interesting comments and for participating in many useful discussions.Attached Files
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- Atomic Energy Commission
- AT(11-1)-68
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- CTSL-29