Beam fragmentation, energy flow and inelasticity estimates in minimum bias accelerator experiments

Details Beam fragmentation, energy flow and inelasticity estimates in minimum bias accelerator experiments Beam fragmentation, energy flow and inelasticity estimates in minimum bias accelerator experiments

Jun 1993

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The seventh international symposium on very high energy cosmic-ray interactions. AIP Conference Proceedings, Volume 276, pp. 23

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Inclusive Production With Identified Hadrons

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Results from fixed target and collider experiments are examined in terms of fractional collision energies carried off by particles in central and in beam fragmentation regions. The latter are also used separately for estimates of energies in leading particles and in leading clusters. Observations are made on scaling behavior for energy division, with dependence on the nature of beam and target hadrons, on event multiplicity, as well as on collision energy.

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