Backward Emisson of Relativistic Particles in the Laboratory System in 200GeV Proton-Nucleus Collisions

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• In proton-nucleus collisions at 200 GeV studied in nuclear emulsion, relativistic particles are found to be emitted in the laboratory backward hemisphere frequently. These backward particles consist of pions and protons of relatively high energy. Emission of backward particles increases rapidly with the mass number of the target nucleus. Backward emission of such high energy particles is difficult to explain by the simple superposition of proton-nucleon elementary interactions.

• 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
• 1975-10-15

著者

• MORII Toshiyuki

  Department of Internal Medicine, School of Medicine, Keio University

• TERANAKA Masahiko

  Department of Physics,Osaka City University

• KUSUMOTO Osamu

  Department of Physics,Osaka City University

• YOKOTA Joichi

  Science Education Institute of Osaka Prefecture

• OKABE Hisataka

  Science Education Institute of Osaka Prefecture

• FUJIOKA Goro

  Department of Physics,Kobe University

• FUKUSHIMA Hiroshi

  Department of Physics,Kobe University

• TSUZUKI Yoshihiro

  Department of Physics,Kobe University

• Kusumoto Osamu

  Department Of Physics Osaka City University

• Yamasaki Hideo

  Department Of Biology Faculty Of Science Kyushu University

• Miyagaki Morio

  Department Of Physics Kobe University

• Kobayakawa Keizo

  Department Of Physics Kobe University

• IGARASHI Masayuki

  Department of Physics, Kobe University

• KONISHI Sachiko

  Department of Physics, Osaka City University

• OKABE Hisataka

  Department of Physics, Osaka City University

• OZAKI Seinosuke

  Department of Physics, Osaka City University

• OHTA Masaomi

  Department of Physics, Kinki University

• Ohta Masaomi

  Department Of Physics Kinki University

• Ozaki Seinosuke

  Department Of Physics Osaka City University

• Fukushima Hiroshi

  Department Of Physics Kobe University

• Fujioka Goro

  Department Of Physics Kobe University

• Morii Toshiyuki

  Department Of Physics Kobe University

• Morii Toshiyuki

  Department Of Applied Mathematics Faculty Of Engineering Science Osaka University

• Konishi Sachiko

  Department Of Physics Osaka City University

• Konishi Sachiko

  Department Of Pharmacology Osaka College Of Pharmacy

• Teranaka Masahiko

  Department Of Physics Osaka City University

• Tsuzuki Yoshihiro

  Department Of Physics Kobe University

• Igarashi Masayuki

  Department Of Agricultural Chemistry Yamagata University:(present Office)central Research Laboratori

• Igarashi Masayuki

  Department Of Physics Kobe University

• Yamasaki Hideo

  Department Of Physics Kobe University

• Igarashi Masayuki

  Department Of Agricultural Chemistry Yamagata University

• Fukushima Hiroshi

  Department Of Materials Science Faculty Of Engineering The University Of Tokyo:(present Address) Dep

• Okabe Hisataka

  Department Of Physics Osaka City University

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