5-9 September 2011
Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna
Europe/Vienna timezone
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Preliminary results of a new study for the missing-mass spectra from reactions С(p, K0(short)) and C(p, Lambda) at 10 GeV / c.

6 Sep 2011, 16:45
2h 5m
Aula (Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna)

Aula

Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna

Sonnenfelsgasse 19 1010 Vienna Austria
Poster Strangeness in Matter Poster Session

Speaker

Dr Petros Aslanyan (Joint Institute for Nuclear Research LHEP)

Description

A missing-mass spectra has been studied for the different channel of reactions as: ’p’ (p,$K^0_s$), С (p,$K^0_s$), ‘p’(p,p$K^0_s$), С(p,p$K^0_s$) , ’p’(p, $\Lambda$), C(p, $\Lambda$),’p’(p, $K^+)\Lambda$, C(p,$K^+)\Lambda$ and so on. There are statistically small peaks (3-4 S.D.) which are observed by this method on mass range of $K^0$(498), $\Lambda$(1520), $\phi$(1020), $\Sigma$ (2040), $^3H$, $^4He$ and so on. A good test of the method is observed the well known resonances for $\Sigma^+ $(1385) and $K^{*+}$(890). Statistically significant peaks were identified from reactions С(p,p$K^0_s$) and p (p, $\Lambda)\pi^-\gamma$ over a mass range of 11.36 (7.3 S.D.) and 3.2 GeV/$c^2$ (6. S.D.), which were interpreted as hyper-nucleus $^{12}$B and ($K^-$ppn) state predicted from kaon cluster model.

Primary author

Dr Petros Aslanyan (Joint Institute for Nuclear Research LHEP)

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