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Serpukhov Data Suggest Asymptopia May Be Further Away Than Ever

OCT 01, 1969

DOI: 10.1063/1.3035195

With 70 GeV available at the Soviet Serpukhov accelerator, a new look into the asymptotic region is possible, and some observers are surprised at the glimpses reported at the Lund International Conference on Elementary Particles in July. Preliminary results suggest that the πp and Kp total cross sections may be flattening out as energy increases; many theorists had predicted that these cross sections would go down as energies increased.

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Volume 22, Number 10

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