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Analysis of the eta meson production mechanism via the p(pol)p-->ppeta reaction

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arxiv nucl-ex/0312006 v1 pith:VJGQ3ZF2 submitted 2003-12-04 nucl-ex

Analysis of the eta meson production mechanism via the p(pol)p-->ppeta reaction

R. Czyzykiewicz , H.-H. Adam , A. Budzanowski , D. Grzonka , M. Janusz , L. Jarczyk , B. Kamys , A. Khoukaz
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K. Kilian P. Kowina P. Moskal W. Oelert C. Piskor-Ignatowicz J. Przerwa T. Rozek R. Santo G. Schepers T. Sefzick M. Siemaszko J. Smyrski A. Strzalkowski A. Taschner P. Winter M. Wolke P. Wustner W. Zipper (Julich Forschungszentrum & Jagellonian U. & Munster U. & Cracow INP & Silesia U. & ZEL Julich)
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Polarisation observables constitute a powerful tool for establishing the production mechanism of the eta meson and for infering the presence of higher partial waves in the final system. Measurements of the proton analysing power for the p(pol)p-->ppeta reaction have been performed by the COSY-11 group at three different excess energies: Q=10, 37 and 40 MeV. Data at Q=40 MeV indicate that the eta meson is probably produced in partial waves higher than s wave.

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