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Nuclear Physics | 1971
W. G. Albrecht; F.W. Brasse; H. Dorner; W. Flauger; K.H. Frank; J. Gayler; V. Korbel; P.D. Zimmerman; A. Courau; A. Diaczek; J.C. Dumas; G. Tristram; J. Valentin; C. Aubret; E. Chazelas; E. Ganssauge
The electroproduction of the Δ(1236) has been investigated through the π0 channel at a four-momentum transfer of 15 fm−2. Angles and momenta of the secondary electron and of the proton were measured in coincidence to obtain the differential cross section for the reaction ep→epπ0. The angular distribution for s- and p-waves of the outgoing pion and nucleon in their c.m. system was fitted to the cross sections. The resultant coefficients of the angular distributions are given as functions of the mass W of the pion nucleon system for 15 fm−2. In a small range of W around the resonance, the contributions of the resonant multipoles M1+, E1+ and S1+ to the cross section are also given. Further results with respect to non-resonant multipoles, as well as for momentum transfers of 25 and 40 fm−2, will be published later.
Nuclear Physics | 1972
F.W. Brasse; E. Chazelas; W. Fehrenbach; K.H. Frank; E. Ganssauge; J. Gayler; V. Korbel; M. Merkwitz; V. Rittenberg; H.R. Rubinstein
A detailed analysis is made of scaling and local duality of the two structure functions W1 and νW2 characterizing inelastic electron scattering, against the variable ωW = 2Mυ + MW2q2 + a2 For this purpose a compilation of world data spanning the resonance and deep inelastic region and including photoproduction has been used. It is shown that to the accuracy allowed by present experiments, ωW is a good variable for all ν and q2 values, including real photons.
Nuclear Physics | 1972
J.C. Alder; F.W. Brasse; E. Chazelas; W. Fehrenbach; W. Flauger; K.H. Frank; E. Ganssenauge; J. Gayler; V. Korbel; M. Merkwitz; A. Courau; G. Tristram; J. Valentin
Abstract Recent measurements on electroproduction of π0 mesons in the region of the first pion nucleon resonance at four momentum transfers of q2 = 0.6 and q2 = 1 GeV are extended to q2 = 1.56 GeV2. All the results are discussed in terms of angular coefficients and multipole amplitudes. Assuming that the angular distributions are dominated by the magnetic dipole M1+, the square of the magnetic dipole amplitude and its interference terms with the multipoles E0+, S0+, E1+, S1+ and M1− are determined. The results are compared with theoretical models. The dependence of |M1+|2 on the invariant mass W at different q2 is discussed by comparison with a standard Breit Wigner formula.
Nuclear Physics | 1971
W. G. Albrecht; F.W. Brasse; H. Dorner; W. Fehrenbach; W. Flauger; K.H. Frank; J. Gayler; V. Korbel; P.D. Zimmerman; A. Courau; A. Diaczek; J.C. Dumas; G. Tristram; J. Valentin; C. Aubret; E. Chazelas; E. Ganssauge
Abstract The electroproduction of the Δ(1236) has been investigated by measuring angular distributions of the outgoing proton. Coefficients of these angular distributions for a wide mass range around the resonance are given at a momentum transfer of 25 fm−2. Also given are the resonant multipoles in a small range around the resonance. The γNN∗ form factor obtained from our work at 15 and 25 fm−2 is compared with other results.
Nuclear Physics | 1972
J.C. Alder; F.W. Brasse; E. Chazelas; W. Fehrenbach; W. Flauger; K.H. Frank; E. Ganssauge; J. Gayler; V. Korbel; W. Krechlok; M. Merkwitz; P.D. Zimmerman
In the deep inelastic region of electron scattering the distribution of hadrons in the direction of the virtual photon has been investigated. At q2 = 1.16 GeV2 and W = 2.63 GeV coincidence measurements between the scattered electron and photon, π± and K± have been made. Momentum and missing mass distributions are presented. They are compared with other electroproduction measurements, with photoproduction, and with hadronic reactions.
Nuclear Physics | 1969
W. Albrecht; F.W. Brasse; H. Dorner; W. Flauger; K.H. Frank; J. Gayler; H. Hultschig; J. May; E. Ganssauge
Abstract Inelastic ep scattering measurements were performed at fixed four-momentum transfers of q 2 = 0.773 and 1.935 (GeV/ c ) 2 and at scattering angles of θ = 47.8° and 76.0°. The results are compared with predictions for inelastic ep scattering.
Nuclear Physics | 1972
J.C. Alder; F.W. Brasse; E. Chazelas; W. Fehrenbach; W. Flauger; K.H. Frank; E. Ganssauge; J. Gayler; W. Krechlok; V. Korbel; M. Merkwitz; P.D. Zimmerman
Abstract We report on some new values of R = σ1/σt taken in the resonance region from inelastic ep scattering at DESY. Cross sections were measured at θ = 57° and θ = 15° to 17° at q2 = 1 GeV2. R was calculated at masses 1495 ⩽ 1W⩽ 1715 MeV. It was found that the contribution of σ1 to the total cross section is small, below 20%. The errors are less than ΔR = 16%.
Nuclear Physics | 1972
J.-C. Alder; F.W. Brasse; E. Chazelas; W. Fehrenbach; W. Flauger; K.H. Frank; E. Ganssauge; J. Gayler; Wolfgang Krechlok; V. Korbel; M. Merkwitz; P.D. Zimmerman
Nuclear Physics | 1971
W. G. Albrecht; F.W. Brasse; H. Dorner; W. Flauger; K.H. Frank; J. Gayler; V. Korbel; P.D. Zimmerman; A. Courau; A. Diaczek; J. C. Dumas; G. Tristram; J. P. Valentin; C. Aubret; E. Chazelas; E. Ganssauge
Nuclear Physics | 1971
W. G. Albrecht; F.W. Brasse; H. Dorner; W. Fehrenbach; W. Flauger; K.H. Frank; J. Gayler; V. Korbel; P.D. Zimmerman; A. Courau; A. Diaczek; J. C. Dumas; G. Tristram; J. P. Valentin; C. Aubret; E. Chazelas; E. Ganssauge