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Medium Effects in Kaon and Antikaon Production in Nuclear Collisions at Subthreshold Beam Energies

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arxiv nucl-ex/9901005 v1 pith:P76UCKIK submitted 1999-01-12 nucl-ex

F. Laue , C.Sturm , I. Boettcher , M. Debowski , A. Foerster , E. Grosse , P. Koczon , B. Kohlmeyer
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M. Mang L. Naumann H. Oeschler F. Puehlhofer E. Schwab P. Senger Y. Shin J. Speer H.Stroebele G. Surowka F. Uhlig A. Wagner W. Walus (KaoS Collaboration)
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Production cross sections of K$^+$ and K$^-$ mesons have been measured in C+C collisions at beam energies per nucleon below and near the nucleon-nucleon threshold. At a given beam energy, the spectral slopes of the K$^-$ mesons are significantly steeper than the ones of the K$^+$ mesons. The excitation functions for K$^+$ and K$^-$ mesons nearly coincide when correcting for the threshold energy. In contrast, the K$^+$ yield exceeds the K$^-$ yield by a factor of about 100 in proton-proton collisions at beam energies near the respective nucleon-nucleon thresholds.

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