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An Antiproton Event

Name: An Antiproton Event
Keywords: Kinetic Energy, Nuclear Emulsions, Antiproton Event, Primary Pion Beam, Sagitta Method

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 02 Jul 1964 India English Publisher:Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science

Authors: Deka, G C; Goswami, T D;

handle: 10821/2371

An Antiproton Event

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Abstract

During the systematic scaling for double stars in nuclear emulsions exposed to 3 Gev. Pion beam an event was recorded and from analysis it can be interpreted as due to the annihilation of an anti proton produced in the emulsion. The details of the event along with a micro photograph are given below.

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Kinetic Energy, Nuclear Emulsions, Antiproton Event, Primary Pion Beam, Sagitta Method

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