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RECENT RESULTS FROM THE CERN NA44 EXPERIMENT

T. J. Humanic

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Recent results for two boson interferometry from CERN experiment NA44 are presented. Experiment NA44 is a focussing spectrometer with both excellent momentum resolution and particle identification. The most recent results shown will be two-pion and two-kaon correlations from 158 GeV/nucleon Pb+Pb running. The systematics of the NA44 two-boson results are described rather well by a final-state rescattering model.

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Key concepts: Physics, Large Hadron Collider, Nuclear physics, Particle physics, Particle identification, Spectrometer, Boson, Interferometry