Tonwar, S. C. ; Naranan, S. ; Sreekantan, B. V. (1971) Nucleon-antinucleon production in high-energy (>1012eV) hadron collisions Lettere Al Nuovo Cimento (1971 - 1985), 1 (13). pp. 531-537.
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Abstract
The experimental data on arrival time spectra and the charged-to-neutral ratio for hadrons associated with air showers conclusively show that nucleon-antinucleon pairs are produced in abundance (∼14%) in high-energy hadron interactions (> 1012 eV). Since machine results even at 70 GeV indicate production of only about 1% of nucleon-antinucleon pairs among secondaries, it follows that there must be a rapid increase in the production cross-section with energy between (1011÷1012) eV. The time structure studies of hadrons in air showers lead to interesting guesses on the probable phenomenological picture of high-energy hadrons collisions.
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