correlations from the He(stopped-,) reaction
arXiv:0709.0996 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.76.068202
Abstract
We have observed an intense high-energy component in an inclusive He(stopped , ) spectrum. For back-to-back pairs a prominent event cluster has been found just below the mass threshold in the invariant mass spectrum of events, which is evidence for a three-nucleon absorption process of in He. In addition, an appreciable strength is revealed below 3220 MeV/. Well separated events show a peak similar to the case of .
4 pages, 4 figures, published in Physical Review C as a Brief Report
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