Measurements of the reaction (p)over-bar-p ->phi eta of antiproton annihilation at rest at three hydrogen target densities
- Alberico V
- Bertin A
- Bruschi M
- Capponi M
- De Castro S
- Dona R
- Ferretti A
- Galli D
- Giacobbe B
- Marconi U
- Piccinini M
- Poli M
- Cesari NS
- Spighi R
- Vagnoni S
- Vecchi S
- Vigotti F
- Villa M
- Vitale A
- Zoccoli A
- Bianconi R
- Corradini M
- Rizzini EL
- Venturelli L
- Zenoni A
- Cicalo C
- Masoni A
- Serci S
- Temnikov P
- Gortchakov O
- Nomokonov V
- Prakhov S
- Rozhdestvensky A
- Sapozhnikov M
- Tretyak V
- Gianotti P
- Guaraldo C
- Lanaro A
- Lucherini V
- Nichitiu F
- Petrascu C
- Ableev V
- Cavion C
- Gastaldi U
- Lombardi M
- Maron G
- Vannucci L
- Vedovato G
- Bendiscioli G
- Filippini V
- Fontana A
- Montagna P
- Panzarasa A
- Rotondi A
- Salvini P
- Scoglio C
- Mirfakhraee N
- Balestra F
- Bussa MP
- Busso L
- Cerello P
- Denisov O
- Ferrero L
- Garfagnini R
- Grasso A
- Maggiora A
- Panzieri D
- Tosello F
- Valacca L
- Zosi G
- Botta E
- Bressani T
- Calvo D
- Costa S
- D'Isep F
- Feliciello A
- Filippi A
- Marcello S
- Agnello M
- Iazzi F
- Minetti B
- Pauli G
- Tessaro S
- Santi L.
- PUDDU, GIOVANNA
- USAI, GIANLUCA
Publication date
January 1998
DOIAbstract
The (p) over bar p annihilation at rest onto the phi eta final state was measured for three different target densities: liquid hydrogen, gaseous hydrogen at NTP and at a low pressure of 5 mbar. The yield of this reaction in the liquid hydrogen target is smaller than in the low-pressure gas target. The branching ratios of the phi eta channel were calculated on the basis of simultaneous analysis of the three data samples. The branching ratio for annihilation into phi eta from the (3)S(1) protonium state turns out to be about ten times smaller as compared to the one from the (1)P(1) state. (C) 1998 Published by Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved