Multiparticle production in the Fermilab bubble chambers

In the past two years many new data have been collected from experiments in the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory bubble chambers. While some of the important new results are from second generation, high statistics pp experiments, much of the new data come from interactions initiated by π^± and $\text{p}$ beams on proton targets. In addition, preliminary results are now available from interactions of K^± with protons, π⁺ and protons with deuterium, and π^? with neon. In this review of experimental results on multiparticle production, as studied in the bubble chamber, these data are summarized and comparisons are made among the different incident projectile and target reactions.