hyperon

This dam was being built on the upper hyperon of Tarbela, on the Indus River with a power generation capacity of 4320 megawatts.

Moosbrugger, "Helicity analysis of semileptonic hyperon decays including lepton-mass effects," The European Physical Journal C, vol.

In this approach, the authors used a valence quark model in combination with SU(6) symmetry relations and data on hyperon decays to produce a range of predictions for effective PV meson-nucleon couplings consistent with the SM.

"Let's take Hyperon's series of romantic piano concertos.

(2001) New results from DISTO for spin observables in exclusive hyperon production.

These particles, which the discoverers have named U.sup.+, U[deg.] and U.sup.-, decay into a combination of a lambda hyperon, an antiproton and pions.

The UrQMD collision term contains 55 different baryon species (including nucleon, delta, and hyperon resonances with masses up to 2.25 GeV/[c.sup.2]) and 32 different meson species (including strange meson resonances), which are supplemented by their corresponding antiparticle and all isospin-projected states.

Schaffner-Bielich, "Implications of hyperon pairing for cooling of neutron stars," The Astrophysical Journal, vol.

Teryaev, "Femto-vortex sheets and hyperon polarization in heavy-ion collisions," Physical Review C, vol.

The study of A polarization relied on an efficient and robust [LAMBDA] hyperon identification algorithm and a high statistics sample.

As a particle with hidden strangeness, [phi] meson can be produced without an associated hyperon. Recently, in the reaction [gamma]p [right arrow] p[phi]([K.sub.S][K.sub.L]), a photoproduction cross-section of the [phi] meson in its neutral decay mode was measured by the CLAS Collaboration.

Such hyper-nuclei, called hyperons, can be created in laboratories but survive only for a short time.