Study of the electromagnetic transition form-factor in ω→π0μ+μ− decay

Sixty events of the rare eletromagnetic decay ω→π⁰μ⁺μ^? have been detected. The branching ratio for this decay been obtained to be BR(ω→π⁰μ⁺μ^?) = (9.6 ± 2.3) × 10^?5. The effective mass spectrum for muon pairs has been measured and the electromagnetic transition form-factor for the vertex ωπ⁰, F_ω(m_μμ²;m_π²0) = (1 ? m_μμ²/Λ²)^?1, has been determined, Λ = (0.65 ± 0.03) GeV/c². The results are compared with the vector-meson dominance model.     

Phosphorylated 2-Chloroethynes in the Reactions with Malonic Acid Derivatives: Azirine or Oxazole?

Russian Journal of General Chemistry - The reactions of (2-chloroethynyl)diphenylphosphine oxide with diethyl 2-aminomalonate and of dimethyl (2-chloroethynyl)phosphonate with...     

Reactions of 2-Phosphonylethynylated 2-(Arylamino)malonates with Some Bases

Russian Journal of General Chemistry - The reaction of dialkyl 2-[(dialkoxyphosphoryl)ethynyl]-2-(arylamino)malonates with bases (CH3COOK, t-BuOK) can serve as a method for preparing original...     

Ion source with electron ionization for a portable mass spectrometer

An ion source with electron ionization is considered. The charged-particle flow at the exit from this source has a cross section of ∼0.1 × 0.1 mm, an angle spread of 2° × 2°, a relative energy spread of <0.5%, and an energy range of 0.5–3.0 keV. This ion source is intended for systems where an ion beam is focused in two mutually perpendicular directions. The ion source design makes it possible to ionize a sample locally (in a volume of ∼10 mm³), where the concentration of the particles under study exceeds the concentration averaged over the volume of the vacuum chamber of the mass spectrometer by two to three orders of magnitude. The ion-optical properties of the source are numerically simulated, and the optimum parameters of the source are chosen. Examples of the application of the ion source are given for the mass-spectrometric determination of metal salts in aqueous solutions and of gases and volatile compounds in samples in various phase states.     

Knockout of deuterons and tritons with large transverse momenta in <Emphasis Type="Italic">pA</Emphasis> collisions involving 50-GeV protons

Formation of the d and t cumulative light nuclear fragments emitted from the nucleus with large transverse momenta at an angle of 35° in the laboratory frame is investigated. The data on collisions of 50-GeV protons with the C, Al, Cu, and W nuclei are collected using the extracted proton beam of the IHEP accelerator and the SPIN detector. The results indicate that the dominant contribution to formation of nuclear fragments comes from the local process of direct knockout from the nucleus.     

Algorithm for determining the aerodynamic characteristics of a freely flying object from discrete data of ballistic experiment. Part 2

In part 1 of this paper, an algorithm for numerically solving the inverse problem of motion of a solid through the atmosphere is described that constitutes the basis for identifying the aerodynamic characteristics of an object from trajectory data and the respective identification procedure is presented. In part 2, methods evaluating the significance of desired parameters and adequacy of a mathematical model of motion, approaches to metrological certification of experimental equipment, and results of testing the algorithm are discussed.     

Study of the radiative decayη′→π + π − γ

The radiative decayη′→π ⁺ π ^? γ has been studied with the statistics of ?2000 events. Different ways of describingm _ππ distribution are considered. It is shown that if the dominating contribution to this process is made by the decay channel η′→ργ, then the generally accepted ways of describing the ρ peak do not agree with experimental data.