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Partial-Wave Analyses of Eta Nucleon and K+ Lambda Photoproduction Using a Multichannel Framework to Extract Nucleon Resonance ParametersHunt, Brian Charles 20 July 2017 (has links)
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Interaction of the eta-meson with light nucleiDe Villiers, Jean Schepers 30 November 2005 (has links)
The long-standing problem of possible formation of metastable states in collisions
of the eta-meson with atomic nuclei is revisited. The two-body eta-nucleon interaction
is described by a local potential, which is constructed by fitting known
low-energy parameters of this interaction. The many-body eta-nucleus potential
obtained within the folding model, is used to search for metastable states of the
systems formed by the eta-meson with hydrogen and helium isotopes. It is found
that all these systems generate strings of overlapping resonances. / Physics / M.Sc. (Physics)
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Interaction of the eta-meson with light nucleiDe Villiers, Jean Schepers 30 November 2005 (has links)
The long-standing problem of possible formation of metastable states in collisions
of the eta-meson with atomic nuclei is revisited. The two-body eta-nucleon interaction
is described by a local potential, which is constructed by fitting known
low-energy parameters of this interaction. The many-body eta-nucleus potential
obtained within the folding model, is used to search for metastable states of the
systems formed by the eta-meson with hydrogen and helium isotopes. It is found
that all these systems generate strings of overlapping resonances. / Physics / M.Sc. (Physics)
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