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Physics Letters B | 1999

p̄p annihilation cross section at very low energy

A. Zenoni; A. Bianconi; G. Bonomi; M. Corradini; A. Donzella; E. Lodi Rizzini; L. Venturelli; A. Bertin; M. Bruschi; M. Capponi; S. De Castro; R. Donà; D. Galli; Benedetto Giacobbe; U. Marconi; I. Massa; M. Piccinini; R. Spighi; V. Vagnoni; S. Vecchi; M. Villa; A. Vitale; A. Zoccoli; M. Poli; C. Cicalò; A. Masoni; S. Mauro; G. Puddu; S. Serci; G. Usai

Abstract The pp total annihilation cross section has been measured, with the Obelix apparatus at LEAR, at ten values of the antiproton incident momentum between 43 and 175 MeV/c. The values of the cross section show that the well known 1 p behaviour of the annihilation cross section is drastically modified at very low momenta, which demonstrates the important role of the Coulomb force in low energy pp interaction. Moreover, they do not present any explicit resonant behaviour. Finally, when compared to potential model calculations, the data suggest that the percentage of P-wave in pp interaction around 50 MeV/c antiproton incident momentum is less than 5%.


Classical and Quantum Gravity | 2012

Exploring the WEP with a pulsed cold beam of antihydrogen

M. Doser; C. Amsler; A. S. Belov; G. Bonomi; P. Bräunig; J. Bremer; R. S. Brusa; G. Burkhart; L. Cabaret; C. Canali; F. Castelli; K. Chlouba; S. Cialdi; D. Comparat; G. Consolati; L. Di Noto; A. Donzella; A. Dudarev; T. Eisel; R. Ferragut; G. Ferrari; A. Fontana; P. Genova; M. Giammarchi; A. Gligorova; Sergei Gninenko; S. Haider; J P Hansen; Stephen D. Hogan; L. V. Jørgensen

The AEGIS experiment, currently being set up at the Antiproton Decelerator at CERN, has the objective of studying the free fall of antimatter in the Earth?s gravitational field by means of a pulsed cold atomic beam of antihydrogen atoms. Both duration of free fall and vertical displacement of the horizontally emitted atoms will be measured, allowing a first test of the WEP with antimatter.


Physics Letters B | 1999

New measurements of the p̄p annihilation cross section at very low energy

A. Zenoni; A. Bianconi; F Bocci; G. Bonomi; M. Corradini; A. Donzella; E. Lodi Rizzini; L. Venturelli; A. Bertin; M. Bruschi; M. Capponi; S. De Castro; R. Donà; D. Galli; Benedetto Giacobbe; U. Marconi; I. Massa; M. Piccinini; R. Spighi; V. Vagnoni; S. Vecchi; M. Villa; A. Vitale; A. Zoccoli; C. Cicalò; A. Masoni; S. Mauro; G. Puddu; S. Serci; G. Usai

Abstract The p p total annihilation cross section has been measured at four values of the p incident momentum, between 70 MeV/c and 38 MeV/c, with the Obelix apparatus at LEAR. The new measurements are in agreement with the trend of previous measurements of the p p total annihilation cross section at low energy, performed by the Obelix experiment [A. Bertin et al., Phys. Lett. B 369 (1996) 77; A. Benedettini et al., Nucl. Phys. B (Proc. Suppl.) 56A (1997) 58], as well as with a fit of the latter data based on a low energy expansion of the scattering amplitude [J. Carbonell, K.V. Protasov, A. Zenoni, Phys. Lett. B 397 (1997) 345]. The departure of the annihilation cross section from a smooth behaviour, suggested by a previous measurement of the cross section around 44 MeV/c [A. Bertin et al., Phys. Lett. B 369 (1996) 77], is not confirmed by the new data.


Physics Letters B | 1994

φ and ω meson production in n¯p annihilation and the OZI rule

V.G. Ableev; M. Agnello; F. Balestra; G. Bendiscioli; A. Bertin; G.C. Bonazzola; E. Botta; T. Bressani; M. Bruschi; M.P. Bussa; L. Busso; D. Calvo; M. Capponi; B. Cereda; P. Cerello; C. Cicalò; M. Corradini; S. Costa; S. De Castro; F. D'Isep; A. Donzella; L. Fava; A. Feliciello; L. Ferrero; A. Filippi; V. Filippini; A. Fontana; T.D. Galli; R. Garfagnini; U. Gastaldi

Abstract The φπ + /ωπ + ratio from n ¯ p annihilations on a liquid hydrogen target, for n ¯ momenta between 64 and 297 MeV/ c , was measured using the OBELIX spectrometer at LEAR. The ratio R ( ϕ π / ω π ) = σ ( n ¯ p → ϕ π + ) / σ ( n ¯ p → ω π + ) turned out 0.110±0.015 stat ±0.006 syst . Implications of this result on the OZI rule are discussed.


Physics Letters B | 1999

p̄D and p̄ 4He annihilation cross sections at very low energy

A. Zenoni; A. Bianconi; G. Bonomi; M. Corradini; A. Donzella; E. Lodi Rizzini; L. Venturelli; A. Bertin; M. Bruschi; M. Capponi; S. De Castro; R. Donà; D. Galli; B. Giacobbe; U. Marconi; I. Massa; M. Piccinini; R. Spighi; V. Vagnoni; S. Vecchi; M. Villa; A. Vitale; A. Zoccoli; M. Poli; C. Cicalò; A. Masoni; S. Mauro; G. Puddu; S. Serci; G. Usai

Abstract The p D and p 4 He total annihilation cross sections have been measured with the Obelix apparatus at LEAR at, respectively, three and two values of the p incident momentum between 70 MeV/c and 36 MeV/c. The values of the p D annihilation cross section, at such low energies, are in agreement with a surprising result obtained in a recent low statistics measurement of the antiprotonic deuterium K α X-rays [M. Augsburger et al., Phys. Lett. B 461 (1999) 417] (see following article), concerning the unexpected narrow width of the antiprotonic deuterium 1s level.


Physics Letters B | 1997

Spin-parity analysis of the final state π+π−π0 from pp annihilation at rest in hydrogen targets at three densities

A. Bertin; M. Bruschi; M. Capponi; A. Collamati; C. Damiani; S. De Castro; R. Donà; Antonio Ferretti; L. Filippi; D. Galli; B. Giacobbe; U. Marconi; I. Massa; M. Piccinini; M. Poli; N. Semprini-Cesari; R. Spighi; V. Vagnoni; S. Vecchi; A. Vezzani; F. Vigotti; M. Villa; A. Vitale; A. Zoccoli; M. Corradini; A. Donzella; E. Lodi Rizzini; L. Venturelli; A. Zenoni; C. Cicalò

Abstract The partial wave analysis of the reaction p p → π + π − π 0 at rest has been performed for the first time by using high-statistics data sets collected in hydrogen targets at three different densities. The different mixtures of partial waves corresponding to our samples allow a reliable determination of each contribution. This technique is crucial in the identification of the exotic candidate f2(1565) which can be produced by 1S0, 3P1 and 3P2 initial states. The amplitude analysis was performed in the frame of the K-Matrix and P-Vector approach. It requires presence of the exotic candidates f0(1500) and f2(1565) with the following masses and total widths: (1449 ± 20)MeV, (114 ± 30)MeV and (1507 ± 15)MeV, (130 ± 20)MeV respectively. In addition to f0(980), f0(1300) f2(1270) and ϱ(770), a clear evidence of I = 1, JP = 1− signal, which we identify with ϱ(1450), is obtained.


Physics Letters B | 1998

Study of the isovector scalar mesons in the channel p̄p→K±K0Sπ∓ at rest with initial angular momentum state selection

A. Bertin; M. Bruschi; M. Capponi; S. De Castro; R. Donà; Antonio Ferretti; D. Galli; Benedetto Giacobbe; U. Marconi; M. Piccinini; M. Poli; R. Spighi; V. Vagnoni; S. Vecchi; F. Vigotti; M. Villa; A. Vitale; A. Zoccoli; A. Benedettini; E. Lodi Rizzini; A. Zenoni; L. Venturelli; M. Corradini; A. Donzella; C. Cicalò; A. Masoni; S. Mauro; G. Puddu; Sergio Serci; P. Temnikov

Abstract The study of the I =1, J PC =0 ++ states with the OBELIX detector in the channel p p→K ± K 0 S π ∓ at three different target densities is reported. The data show the evidence for an extra scalar state with mass 1.29±0.01 GeV/ c 2 and width 0.080±0.005 GeV/ c 2 .


Nuclear Physics | 1995

φπ0 and φη production in antiproton annihilation at rest in a hydrogen gas target at NTP

V.G. Ableev; M. Agnello; F. Balestra; G. Bendiscioli; S. Bergamaschi; A. Bertin; Elena Botta; T. Bressani; M. Bruschi; M.P. Bussa; L. Busso; D. Calvo; M. Capponi; C. Cavion; B. Cereda; P. Cerello; C. Cicalò; M. Corradini; S. Costa; S. De Castro; O.Yu. Denisov; F. D'Isep; A. Donzella; L. Fava; A. Feliciello; L. Ferrero; A. Filippi; V. Filippini; A. Fontana; D. Galli

Abstract Data of antiproton annihilation at rest in a hydrogen gas target at NTP have been collected with the Obelix spectrometer exposed to the beam extracted from the LEAR accelerator of CERN. The reactions p p → φπ 0 and p p → φη have been studied. The analysis of the angular distribution of the kaons emitted by the φ decay has shown that the reaction p p → φπ 0 occurs essentially from 3 S 1 states with a production rate R NTP = (2.46 ± 0.23 ± 0.07) × 10 −4 , while the rate from 1 P 1 states is compatible with zero. Because of acceptance limitations, 3 S 1 and 1 P 1 contributions to the reaction p p → φη could not be resolved and lower and upper limits for the production rate have been measured with the middle value R NTP = (0.87 ± 0.21) × 10 −4 . Also, for the phase-space K + K − η events the production rate R NTP = (4.67 ± 0.35) × 10 −4 has been measured. The φπ 0 and φη branching ratios in S- and P-waves (defined in the text) have been estimated in a model dependent way. For the evaluation of the φη rate, a combination of our production rate and of data obtained with a liquid target has been used. The φπ 0 production rate, compared to our preliminary value for the ωπ 0 production, confirms the strong violation of the OZI rule observed in other experiments. No violation is apparent in the φη production.


Physics Letters B | 1995

Eι decay to KKπ in pp annihilation at rest

A. Bertin; M. Bruschi; B. Cereda; S. De Castro; Antonio Ferretti; D. Galli; Benedetto Giacobbe; U. Marconi; M. Poli; M. Piccinini; N. Semprini-Cesari; R. Spighi; S. Vecchi; A. Vezzani; F. Vigotti; M. Villa; A. Vitale; A. Zoccoli; M. Corradini; A. Donzella; E. Lodi Rizzini; L. Venturelli; A. Zenoni; C. Cicalò; A. Lai; A. Masoni; L. Musa; G. Puddu; S. Serci; P. Temnikov

The results of the analysis of 3940 (KKπ)ππ events from a sample of 18 millions pp annihilations in the liquid hydrogen target of the OBELIX spectrometer at LEAR (CERN) are presented. The presence of two pseudoscalar states at 1.416 ± 0.002 GeV/c 2, with width 0.050 ± 0.004 GeV/c 2, and at 1.46 ± 0.01 GeV/c 2, with width 0.105 ± 0.015 GeV/c 2, is established. The lighter mass resonance decays mainly to KKπ, possibly with final state interactions and a small contribution coming from a 0π. The higher mass 0 -+ state, which is seen for the first time in pp annihilation at rest, decays only to K*K. Masses, widths and decay modes are in agreement with the analysis of J/ψ radiative decay performed by the Mark III Collaboration. From the fit the G-parity was determined to be +1. The dominant three-body decay mode of the lighter pseudoscalar is observed for the first time in this measurement.


Nuclear Physics | 1995

Measurements of the pd annihilation at rest

V.G. Ableev; M. Agnello; F. Balestra; G. Bendiscioli; A. Bertin; P. Boccaccio; E. Botta; T. Bressani; M. Bruschi; M.P. Bussa; L. Busso; D. Calvo; M. Capponi; B. Cereda; P. Cerello; C. Cicalò; S. Costa; S. De Castro; O.Yu. Denisov; D. D'Isep; A. Donzella; L. Fava; A. Feliciello; L. Ferrero; A. Filippi; V. Filippini; A. Fontana; D. Galli; R. Garfagnini; U. Gastaldi

The measurement of different reactions of d annihilation at rest in a gaseous target has been performed using the OBELIX spectrometer at LEAR (CERN). A strong deviation from the OZI-rule prediction was found from the measurement of the ratio in two regions of proton momenta, P 400 MeV/c: and (113 ± 30) × 10−3, respectively. These values are about 30 times greater than the theoretical prediction. For the first time the excitation of the †-resonance was observed among the final-state products of d annihilation. The existence of a broad enhancement in the 4π invariant mass at m ≈ 1480 MeV, seen in previous experiments, was confirmed. A ≈ 100 MeV downward shift of the bump position, when the proton momentum increased up to P > 400 MeV/c, was also observed, while the positions of ω, ϱ and f2(1270) did not change with the proton momentum. The following branching ratios were measured: ..

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A. Bertin

University of Bologna

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D. Galli

University of Bologna

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L. Venturelli

Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare

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C. Cicalò

University of Cagliari

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M. Villa

University of Bologna

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