Inclusive (p, p′) cross sections and analyzing powers for 1H and 12C in the delta region

doi:10.1016/0370-2693(84)90661-0

Physics Letters B

Volume 134, Issues 3–4, 12 January 1984, Pages 157-160

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Cross sections and analyzing powers have been measured at 800 MeV for inclusive (p, p′) reactions on ¹H and ¹²C in the 300 MeV excitation region. The data for ¹H and ¹²C are qualitatively similar, but differ in detail. A Born approximation model reproduces the cross sections for p + p scattering, but fails to fit the A_y data. Further, while a plane wave impulse approximation calculation reproduces the general features of the ¹²C(p, p′) cross sections, significant details are not accounted for.

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