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nucl-ex2017★ 3 cited

Importance of d-wave contributions in the charge symmetry breaking reaction

P. Adlarson, W. Augustyniak, W. Bardan +89

This letter reports a first quantitative analysis of the contribution of higher partial waves in the charge symmetry breaking reaction using the WASA-at-C…

nucl-ex2016★ 16 cited

First Model-Independent Measurement of the Spin Triplet Scattering Length from Final State Interaction in the Reaction

TOF Collaboration, F. Hauenstein, E. Borodina +24

The reaction has been measured with the COSY-TOF detector at a beam momentum of . The polarized proton beam enables the measurem…

nucl-ex2014★ 9 cited

Charge Symmetry Breaking in dd->4Heπ0 with WASA-at-COSY

COSY Collaboration, P. Adlarson, W. Augustyniak +102

Charge symmetry breaking (CSB) observables are a suitable experimental tool to examine effects induced by quark masses on the nuclear level. Previous high precision data from TRIUM…

nucl-ex2013★ 22 cited

Final-State Interactions in the Process pp -> pKLambda

M. Röder, E. Borodina, H. Clement +23

The possibility to determine the pLambda scattering length from the final-state interaction in the reaction pp->pKLambda is investigated experimentally. From a transversely polariz…

nucl-ex2013★ 6 cited

Investigation of the dd -> 3He n π0 reaction with the FZ Jülich WASA-at-COSY facility

COSY Collaboration, P. Adlarson, W. Augustyniak +112

An exclusive measurement of the dd -> 3He n π0 reaction was carried at a beam momentum of p = 1.2 GeV/c using the WASA-at-COSY facility. For the first time data on the total cross…

nucl-ex2012★ 20 cited

On the SigmaN cusp in the pp -> pK+Lambda reaction

S. Abd El-Samad, E. Borodina, K. -Th. Brinkmann +24

Measurements of the reaction at = 2.28 GeV have been carried out at COSY-TOF. In addition to the FSI and resonance excitation effects a pronounced n…