56 research outputs found
Inclusive pion double charge exchange on Oxygen(16) at 0.6-1.1 GeV
The inclusive pion double charge exchange (DCX) on oxygen nuclei has been
measured in the region where additional pion production is kinematically
forbidden. The experiment was performed at ITEP PS at incident pi- kinetic
energies T_0= 0.59, 0.75 and 1.1 GeV. The integrated forward differential cross
section was found to decrease with energy slowly. At 1.1 GeV it exceeds the
theoretical prediction within the conventional sequential single charge
exchange mechanism with a neutral pion in the intermediate state (Glauber
elastic rescattering) by about half an order of magnitude. The sequential
mechanism with two pions in the intermediate state (Glauber inelastic
rescatterings), which was proposed recently, seems to be able to explain the
observed slow energy dependence and allows to predict the DCX cross section for
higher energies.Comment: 27 pages, 13 figures. Minor corrections, one figure added. Accepted
in NP
Phase transitions for suspension flows
This paper is devoted to study thermodynamic formalism for suspension flows
defined over countable alphabets. We are mostly interested in the regularity
properties of the pressure function. We establish conditions for the pressure
function to be real analytic or to exhibit a phase transition. We also
construct an example of a potential for which the pressure has countably many
phase transitions.Comment: Example 5.2 expanded. Typos corrected. Section 6.1 superced the note
"Thermodynamic formalism for the positive geodesic flow on the modular
surface" arXiv:1009.462
Small-angle fragmentation of carbon ions at 0.6 GeV/n: a comparison with models of ion-ion interactions
Momentum distributions of hydrogen and helium isotopes from 12C fragmentation at 3.5° were measured at 0.6 GeV/nucleon in the FRAGM experiment at ITEP TWA heavy ion accelerator. The fragments were selected by correlated time of flight and dE/dx measurements with a magnetic spectrometer with scintillation counters. The main attention was drawn to the high momentum region where the fragment velocity exceeds the velocity of the projectile nucleus. The momentum spectra of fragments span the region of the fragmentation peak as well as the cumulative region. The differential cross sections cover six orders of magnitude. The distributions measured are compared to the predictions of three ion-ion interaction models: BC, QMD and LAQGSM03.03. The kinetic energy spectra of fragments in the projectile rest frame have an exponential shape with two temperatures, being defined by their slope parameters
Exact asymptotic form of the exchange interactions between shallow centers in doped semiconductors
The method developed in [L. P. Gor'kov and L. P. Pitaevskii, Sov. Phys. Dokl.
8, 788 (1964); C. Herring and M. Flicker, Phys. Rev. 134, A362 (1964)] to
calculate the asymptotic form of exchange interactions between hydrogen atoms
in the ground state is extended to excited states. The approach is then applied
to shallow centers in semiconductors. The problem of the asymptotic dependence
of the exchange interactions in semiconductors is complicated by the multiple
degeneracy of the ground state of an impurity (donor or acceptor) center in
valley or band indices, crystalline anisotropy and strong spin-orbital
interactions, especially for acceptor centers in III-V and II-VI groups
semiconductors. Properties of two coupled centers in the dilute limit can be
accessed experimentally, and the knowledge of the exact asymptotic expressions,
in addition to being of fundamental interest, must be very helpful for
numerical calculations and for interpolation of exchange forces in the case of
intermediate concentrations. Our main conclusion concerns the sign of the
magnetic interaction -- the ground state of a pair is always non-magnetic.
Behavior of the exchange interactions in applied magnetic fields is also
discussed
Evidence for a backward peak in the gamma+d->pi^0+d cross section near the eta threshold
High-quality cross sections for the reaction gamma+d->pi^0+d have been
measured using the CLAS at Jefferson Lab over a wide energy range near and
above the eta-meson photoproduction threshold. At backward c.m. angles for the
outgoing pions, we observe a resonance-like structure near E_gamma=700 MeV. Our
model analysis shows that it can be explained by eta excitation in the
intermediate state. The effect is the result of the contribution of the
N(1535)S_11 resonance to the amplitudes of the subprocesses occurring between
the two nucleons and of a two-step process in which the excitation of an
intermediate eta meson dominates.Comment: slightly modified title, additional paragraph and a table (Table 2)
added on p. 5; to be submitted to EPJA, 6 pages, 3 figure
Helicity of the W Boson in Lepton+Jets ttbar Events
We examine properties of ttbar candidates events in lepton+jets final states
to establish the helicities of the W bosons in t->W+b decays. Our analysis is
based on a direct calculation of a probability that each event corresponds to a
ttbar final state, as a function of the helicity of the W boson. We use the 125
events/pb sample of data collected by the DO experiment during Run I of the
Fermilab Tevatron collider at sqrt{s}=1.8 TeV, and obtain a longitudinal
helicity fraction of F_0=0.56+/-0.31, which is consistent with the prediction
of F_0=0.70 from the standard model
Hard Single Diffraction in pbarp Collisions at root-s = 630 and 1800 GeV
Using the D0 detector, we have studied events produced in proton-antiproton
collisions that contain large forward regions with very little energy
deposition (``rapidity gaps'') and concurrent jet production at center-of-mass
energies of root-s = 630 and 1800 Gev. The fractions of forward and central jet
events associated with such rapidity gaps are measured and compared to
predictions from Monte Carlo models. For hard diffractive candidate events, we
use the calorimeter to extract the fractional momentum loss of the scattered
protons.Comment: 11 pages 4 figures. submitted to PR
Spectral inclusion and spectral exactness for singular non-self-adjoint Hamiltonian systems
Small-angle fragmentation of carbon ions at 0.6 GeV/n: a comparison with models of ion-ion interactions
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