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Weisberg, H.; Beier, E. W.; Raychaudhuri, K.; Thern, R.; Patton, R.; Berg, R. Van; Takeda, Hiroshi; Brody, H.

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“…Judgment of the success or failure of the model for the strong interaction force requires analysis of data for other choices of incidence and product particles, as well as the data analyzed here. On the basis of this further analysis, Weisberg et al (1978) concluded that the theoretical model for the strong interaction force is consistent with the observed data.…”

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“…The purpose of the experiment described here is to study the interactions of unstable elementary particles in collision with proton targets (Weisberg et al, 1978). These particles interact via the so-called strong interaction force that holds nuclei together.…”

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Measurements of the dependence on s = ( p a + p b ) 2 of the cross sections for production of single charged hadrons in the reactions a + b -+c +anything are presented. Particle c was detected in a fixed interval of laboratory momentum and angle in the fragmentation region of the target proton. The .rr* and K + production data are consistent with the h.iueller-Regge prediction of an approach to scaling as A + Bs -"'.Further tests of a simple Regge-pole model indicate that the s dependence measured is fortuitous, and that higher-energy data are required in order to make detailed tests of the model.

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s-dependence of proton fragmentation by hadrons. II. Incident laboratory momenta 30-250 GeV/c

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