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Search for a new light gauge boson in decays of π0 and η

✍ Scribed by C. Amsler; D.S. Armstrong; I. Augustin; C.A. Baker; B.M. Barnett; C.J. Batty; K. Beuchert; P. Birien; P. Blüm; R. Bossingham; K. Braune; J. Brose; D.V. Bugg; M. Burchell; T. Case; A. Cooper; K.M. Crowe; T. Degener; H.P. Dietz; S. von Dombrowski; M. Doser; W. Dünnweber; D. Engelhardt; M. Englert; M.A. Faessler; C. Felix; R. Hackmann; R.P. Haddock; F.H. Heinsius; N.P. Hessey; P. Hidas; P. Illinger; D. Jamnik; Z. Jávorfi; H. Kalinowsky; B. Kämmle; T. Kiel; J. Kisiel; E. Klempt; M. Kobel; H. Koch; C. Kolo; K. Königsmann; M. Kunze; R. Landua; F. Loser; J. Lüdemann; H. Matthäy; M. Merkel; J.P. Merlo; C.A. Mever; L. Montanet; A. Noble; F. Ould-Saada; K. Peters; C.N. Pinder; G. Pinter; S. Ravndal; J. Salk; A.H. Sanjari; E. Schäfer; B. Schmid; P. Schmidt; S. Spanier; C. Straβburger; U. Strohbusch; M. Suffert; D. Urner; C. Völcker; F. Walter; D. Walther; U. Wiedner; N. Winter; J. Zoll; B. Zou; Č. Zupančič

Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1994
Tongue
English
Weight
479 KB
Volume
333
Category
Article
ISSN
0370-2693

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