Charged Pions Production in Heavy-Ion Collisions at SPS Energy
Abstract
We present experimental results on inclusive charged pions production in peripheral collisions of 208Pb ions at top SPS energy √S = 17.3 GeV. Invariant cross sections are presented as functions of and . Experimentally obtained 288 values fill the phase space restricted to 0 < < 2 GeV and 0 ≤ ≤ 0.4.
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