Analyzing power in the reaction p + [p.sub.↑] → [π.sup.0] + X in the polarized-target fragmentation region at an energy of 50 GeV

The results obtained by measuring, at the U-70 accelerator in Protvino, the single-spin asymmetry [A.sub.N] in the reaction p + [p.sub.[up arrow]] → [π.sup.0] + X at a beam energy of 50 GeV in the Feynman variable range of -0.6 < [x.sub.F] < -0.1 are presented. The asymmetry [A.sub.N] is close...

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Published inPhysics of atomic nuclei Vol. 77; no. 5; pp. 595 - 601
Main Authors Abramov, V.V, Belikov, N.I, Vasiliev, A.N, Goncharenko, Yu. M, Grishin, V.N, Davydenko, A.M, Derevshchikov, A.A, Kormilitsyn, V.A, Melnik, Yu. M, Meshchanin, A.P, Minaev, N.G, Morozov, D.A, Mochalov, V.V, Nogach, L.V, Nurushev, S.B, Prudkoglyad, A.F, Ryzhikov, S.V, Ryazantsev, A.V, Semenov, P.A, Soloviev, L.F, Yakutin, A.E, Bazhanov, N.A, Borisov, N.S, Kolomiets, V.G, Lazarev, A.B, Neganov, A.B, Plis, Yu. A, Usov, Yu. A, Fedorov, A.N, Shchevelev, O.N, Belyaev, A.A, Lukhanin, A.A
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Springer 01.05.2014
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Summary:The results obtained by measuring, at the U-70 accelerator in Protvino, the single-spin asymmetry [A.sub.N] in the reaction p + [p.sub.[up arrow]] → [π.sup.0] + X at a beam energy of 50 GeV in the Feynman variable range of -0.6 < [x.sub.F] < -0.1 are presented. The asymmetry [A.sub.N] is close to zero at small [absolute value of ([x.sub.F])] and grows in magnitude with [absolute value of ([x.sub.F])], reaching 6.4% in the region of [absolute value of ([x.sub.F])] > 0.25. The results of these measurements agree with data of the E704 experiment on the asymmetry of [π.sup.0] mesons at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in the region of polarized-beam fragmentation and with the results of measurements in the region of polarized-target fragmentation that were performed in Protvino by using a 40-GeV [π.sup.-]-meson beam and a 70-GeV proton beam.
ISSN:1063-7788
1562-692X
DOI:10.1134/S1063778814050135