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    • Two-particle K0π+ and K0π− Rapidity Correlations in K+p Interactions at 8.2 and 16 GeV/c and Their Relation to the K∗(892) Resonance Production

    PV CHLIAPNIKOV,LN GERDYUKOV,SA GUMENYUK,OG TCHIKILEV,LV VIKCHLIANZEVA,Y GOLDSCHMIDTCLERMONT,A GRANT,A STERGIOU,V YARBA,F GRARD,VP HENRI,P HERQUET,R WINDMOLDERS,E DEWOLF,D JOHNSON

    Nuclear Physics B（1976）SCI 3区

    Institute for High Energy Physics

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    Two-particle K0π+ and K0π− rapidity correlations in K+p interactions at 8.2 and 16 GeV/c are compared for different regions of (K0π±) effective mass. It is shown that at these energies the strong K∗(892) resonance production has a very small effect on the K0π+ rapidity behaviour.
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