[Particle physics]. [Dept. of Physics, Univ. of California, Los Angeles]
B. M. K. Nefkens · 1992
Research in basic particle and nuclear physics by the UCLA Particle Physics Research Group is reported in the following areas: rare decays of [eta] and [mu] to test charge conjugation invariance, QCD, and the Standard Model; tests of charge symmetry and isospin invariance; studies of baryon resonances: [pi]N scattering, inverse pion photoproduction, eta-meson photoproduction, and the production of the eta meson in [pi][sup [minus]]p[r arrow][eta]n; and exploratory investigations in support of new programs (feasibility study of tagged eta meson production in p+[sup 3]H[r arrow][sup 4]He+[eta], the alternative [eta] production reaction [pi][sup +][r arrow]p+p+[eta], particle physics with PILAC, quark physics at a phi-meson factory).