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World Scientific Series in 20th Century Physics - Vol. 8
LEPTON PHYSICS AT CERN AND FRASCATI
edited by Nicola Cabibbo (Univ. Rome)
This reprint volume is in honour of one of the leaders of Italian high-energy physics, Antonino Zichichi, who is now 65 years old. It covers the first part of his activity: the years 1959–1976, probably the most intense of his scientific career. The volume includes reprints of articles and of some published laboratory reports, documenting the extraordinary constancy of Zichichi in a scientific programme which spanned more than a decade and laid the foundations for the subsequent discovery by M Perl of the heavy lepton, HL (now called t), first proposed and searched for at CERN and Frascati by Zichichi in the early sixties.
Contents:
- The Anomalous Magnetic Moment of the Muon (G Charpak et
al.)
- A Telescope to Identify Electrons in the Presence of Pion Background (T Massam et al.)
- Proton–Antiproton Annihilation into Electrons, Muons and Vector Bosons (A Zichichi et al.)
- An Experiment on the Time-Like Electromagnetic Structure of the Proton (M Conversi et al.)
- The Leptonic Annihilation Modes of the Proton–Antiproton System at 6.8 (GeV/c)2 Timelike Four-Momentum Transfer (M Conversi et al.)
- Validity of the Leptonic Selection Rules for the (meg) Vertex at High Four-Momentum Transfers (V Alles-Borelli et al.)
- Limits on the Electromagnetic Production of Heavy Leptons (V Alles-Borelli et al.)
- Experimental Proof of the Inadequacy of the Peaking Approximation in Radiative Corrections (V Alles-Borelli et al.)
- Limits on the Mass of Heavy Leptons (M Bernardini et al.)
- Why (e+e–) Physics Is Fascinating (A Zichichi)
- and other papers
Readership: High energy physicists.
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Pub. date: Jan 1995 |
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