The Photoproduction of Positive and Negative Pions in Hydrogen and Deuterium

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"The Photoproduction of Positive and Negative Pions in Hydrogen and Deuterium" is Martin Perl’s doctoral thesis, an experimental particle physics study of how high-energy photons produce charged pions when interacting with hydrogen and deuterium targets.

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instanceOf doctoral thesis ⓘ
experimental particle physics work ⓘ
physics thesis ⓘ
academicAdvisor not precisely known ⓘ
author Martin L. Perl ⓘ
authorField experimental particle physics ⓘ
authorLaterKnownFor discovery of the tau lepton ⓘ
authorOccupation physicist ⓘ
concernsEnergyScale high-energy photons ⓘ
contributesTo understanding of meson photoproduction ⓘ
understanding of nucleon structure ⓘ
degree PhD ⓘ
documentType university dissertation ⓘ
examines dependence of cross section on photon energy ⓘ
dependence of cross section on scattering angle ⓘ
differences between positive and negative pion photoproduction ⓘ
field nuclear physics ⓘ
particle physics ⓘ
focusesOn negative pions ⓘ
positive pions ⓘ
hasAuthorNameString Martin Perl ⓘ
hasMainSubject photon-induced nuclear reactions ⓘ
pion–nucleon interactions ⓘ
investigates production mechanisms of π+ and π− ⓘ
language English ⓘ
methodology experimental measurement of cross sections ⓘ
researchType laboratory experiment ⓘ
studiesInteraction electromagnetic interaction ⓘ
studiesParticle pions ⓘ
protons ⓘ
studiesProcess interaction of high-energy photons with nucleons ⓘ
photon–deuteron interactions ⓘ
photon–proton interactions ⓘ
studiesQuantity pion photoproduction cross sections ⓘ
subjectArea high-energy physics ⓘ
meson physics ⓘ
topic charged pions ⓘ
photoproduction of pions ⓘ
pion production by photons ⓘ
usesTarget deuterium ⓘ
hydrogen ⓘ

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