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Strange particle production in π-p and π+n interactions at 2.5 GeV/c.

Univ. of Illinois, Urbana, IL (United States), R. W. Hanft, US Atomic Energy Commission (AEC)

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A bubble chamber experiment based upon 2.71 x 105 m π- track length in hydrogen and 6.88 x 105 m π+ track length in deuterium has been performed to study strange particle production.

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A bubble chamber experiment based upon 2.71 x 105 m π- track length in hydrogen and 6.88 x 105 m π+ track length in deuterium has been performed to study strange particle production.

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A bubble chamber experiment based upon 2.71 x 105 m π- track length in hydrogen and 6.88 x 105 m π+ track length in deuterium has been performed to study strange particle production.

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