1981
DOI: 10.1016/0146-6410(81)90013-2
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Pion production in nuclei: Things known and unknown

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“…Thus terms other than the impulse approximation must be included. This is also the case in the pp → dπ + reaction and in pion production on nuclear targets (e.g., see the reviews [33,34]). The computation of the terms of Eqs.…”
Section: Explicit Forms Of Operatorsmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…Thus terms other than the impulse approximation must be included. This is also the case in the pp → dπ + reaction and in pion production on nuclear targets (e.g., see the reviews [33,34]). The computation of the terms of Eqs.…”
Section: Explicit Forms Of Operatorsmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…C(q) = u2 " 2 (1-Aexp(-Bq 2 )) . (10) The main change from the Jastrow form to present forms lies in the disappearance of oscillatory shape. With these rather large changes both in shape and value of correlation, the cross section has been calculated and given in Fig.…”
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“…There was great interest in (p,n) reactions during the 1970's, when there was hope of providing evidence for small components of nuclear wavefunctions which have large momenta (HoBtad 1979, Measday and Miller 1979, Fearing 1981. At the same time, studies on high-energy transfer reactions, in which very large momentum transfem q are involved, showed important parallels between the (d,p) and (p,n) reactions (Bauer 1977, Dillig 1980, Boudard 1981.…”
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