ON THE STRANGE PARTICLE PRODUCTION IN THE NUCLEAR PIONIZATION MODEL

1990

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DOI 10.1142/s0217751x90001896
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The processes of K+- and K−-meson production in reactions Ne+NaF , Ne+Pb and Si+Si at E kin =2.1 GeV/N are considered within the framework of the nuclear pionization model. Model calculations are in agreement with experimental data. It is shown that K+-mesons having small absorption cross-section are produced at the relatively early stage of the cluster expansion whereas K−-mesons having large absorption cross-section are produced simultaneously with pions at the relatively late stage of the process.