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COULOMB EFFECT IN π-NUCLEUS SCATTERING AT LOW ENERGY

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The importance of Coulomb effect for π- ¹²C, ¹⁶O scatterings is studied at incidentenergy T _π=80, 70, 50, MeV. Results show that the discrepancy between the data andthe calculation that appears in differential cross section for T _π=50 MeV in referenceis not attributed to ignoring Coulomb effect. The Coulomb effect in such energy regionis negligible, except small angle region in the differential cross sections at. T _π=50 MeV.

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MO DUN-YONG, CHEN SHENG-ZHONG and LI QING-RUN. COULOMB EFFECT IN π-NUCLEUS SCATTERING AT LOW ENERGY[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1982, 6(5): 648-652.

MO DUN-YONG, CHEN SHENG-ZHONG and LI QING-RUN. COULOMB EFFECT IN π-NUCLEUS SCATTERING AT LOW ENERGY[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1982, 6(5): 648-652. shu

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Received: 1981-08-04
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COULOMB EFFECT IN π-NUCLEUS SCATTERING AT LOW ENERGY

Received Date:1981-08-04
Accepted Date:1900-01-01
Available Online:1982-10-05

Abstract:The importance of Coulomb effect for π-¹²C,¹⁶O scatterings is studied at incidentenergyT_π=80, 70, 50, MeV. Results show that the discrepancy between the data andthe calculation that appears in differential cross section forT_π=50 MeV in referenceis not attributed to ignoring Coulomb effect. The Coulomb effect in such energy regionis negligible, except small angle region in the differential cross sections at.T_π=50 MeV.