Radiative Decays to High-Mass States
Authors:
- G. J. FeldmanGFG. J. Feldman
- B. Jean-MarieBJB. Jean-Marie
- B. SadouletBSB. Sadoulet
- F. VannucciFVF. Vannucci
- G. S. AbramsGAG. S. Abrams
- A. M. BoyarskiABA. M. Boyarski
- M. BreidenbachMBM. Breidenbach
- F. BulosFBF. Bulos
- W. ChinowskyWCW. Chinowsky
- C. E. FriedbergCFC. E. Friedberg
- G. GoldhaberGGG. Goldhaber
- G. HansonGHG. Hanson
- 29 September 1975
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review Letters
- Vol. 35 (13) , 821-824
Abstract
We present experimental evidence for the existence of the decay , . There is clear evidence for at least two states, one at 3.41 ± 0.01 GeV/ and the other at 3.53±0.02 GeV/. The decays into and and thus must have even spin and parity.
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