CERN - First Period (1961-1968)
During this period I was involved in the measurement of the pion
β-decay rate. The pion β-decay
(π+ → πo + e+ + ν)
was proposed by Feynman and Gell-Mann as a check of their Conserved Vector
Current (CVC) theory.
Our group was also able to collect
π+ → e+ + ν + γ
events which were used to get information on the axial-vector form factor.
- P. DEPOMMIER, J. HEINTZE, A. MUKHIN, C. RUBBIA, V. SOERGEL and K. WINTER,
``Determination of the
π+ → πo + e+ + ν
decay rate'', Proceedings of the International Conference on High Energy
Physics, CERN, 1962, p. 411.
- P. DEPOMMIER, J. HEINTZE, A. MUKHIN, C. RUBBIA, V. SOERGEL and K. WINTER,
``Experimental evidence for structure effects in the
π+ → e+ + ν + γ
decay process'', Proceedings of the International Conference
on High-Energy Physics, CERN, 1962, p. 414.
- P. DEPOMMIER, J. HEINTZE, A. MUKHIN, C. RUBBIA, V. SOERGEL and K. WINTER,
``Determination of the
π+ → πo + e+ + ν
decay rate'', Phys. Letters, 2, 23, 1962.
- P. DEPOMMIER,
``La désintégration β du méson π et
la théorie du Courant Vectoriel Conservé'', Colloque sur
les basses énergies, Institut Inter-Universitaire des Sciences
Nucléaires, Bruxelles, Septembre 1962.
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P. DEPOMMIER, J. HEINTZE, C. RUBBIA and V. SOERGEL,
``Further measurements of the
π+ → πo + e+ + ν
decay rate'', Phys. Letters, 5, 61, 1963.
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M. CHABRE, P. DEPOMMIER, J. HEINTZE and V. SOERGEL,
``Determination of the reaction rate
π- (at rest) + p → πo + n
in hydrogenous materials'', Phys. Letters, 5, 67, 1963.
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P. DEPOMMIER, J. HEINTZE, C. RUBBIA and V. SOERGEL,
``Further measurements of the decay
π+ → e+ + ν + γ'',
Phys. Letters, 7, 285, 1963.
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P. DEPOMMIER,
``The Beta decay of the pion'',
Selected Topics in Nuclear Spectroscopy, Proceedings of the NUFFIC
International Summer School in Science, Nijenrode Castle, The Netherlands,
July 1963, publ. by North Holland, p. 317.
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P. DEPOMMIER, J. DUCLOS, J. HEINTZE, K. KLEINKNECHT, H. RIESEBERG and
V. SOERGEL,
``A measurement of the
π+ → πo + e+ + ν
decay rate'', Nucl. Phys., B4, 189, 1968.
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