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Professor Brian Foster OBE, FRS

Donald H. Perkins Professor of Experimental Physics

Research theme

  • Accelerator physics
  • Fundamental particles and interactions

Sub department

  • Particle Physics

Research groups

  • Future Colliders
Brian.Foster@physics.ox.ac.uk
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Properties of hadron final states in e+e- annihilation at 13 GeV and 17 GeV center of mass energies

Physics Letters B 83:2 (1979) 261-266

Authors:

R Brandelik, W Braunschweig, K Gather, B Jaax, V Kadansky, K Lübelsmeyer, HU Martyn, G Peise, J Rimkus, HG Sander, D Schmitz, A Schultz von Dratzig, D Trines, W Wallraff, H Boerner, HM Fischer, H Hartmann, E Hilger, W Hillen, G Knop, W Korbach, B Löhr, F Roth, W Rühmer, R Wedemeyer, N Wermes, M Wollstadt, R Bühring, D Heyland, H Hultschig, P Joos, W Koch, U Kötz, H Kowalski, A Ladage, D Lüke, HL Lynch, G Mikenberg, D Notz, J Pyrlik, R Riethmüller, M Schliwa, P Söding, BH Wiik, G Wolf, R Fohrmann, G Poelz, J Ringel, O Römer, R Rüsch, P Schmüser, DM Binnie, PJ Dornan, NA Downie, DA Garbutt, WG Jones, SL Lloyd, D Pandoulas, C Youngman, RJ Barlow, RJ Cashmore, J Illingworth, M Ogg, GL Salmon, KW Bell, W Chinowsky, B Foster, JC Hart, J Proudfoot, DR Quarrie, DH Saxon, PL Woodworth, Y Eisenberg, U Karshon, E Kogan, D Revel, E Ronat, A Shapira, J Freeman, P Lecomte, T Meyer, SL Wu, G Zobernig

Abstract:

We have observed e+e- hadrons at C.M. energies of 13 GeV and 17 GeV at PETRA using the TASSO detector. We find R(13 GeV) = 5.6 ± 0.7 and R(17 GeV) = 4.0 ± 0.7. The additional systematic uncertainty is 20%. Comparing inclusive charged hadron spectra we observe scaling between 5 GeV and 17 GeV for x = p/pbeam > 0.2; however the 13 GeV cross section is above the 17 GeV cross section for smaller x. This may be due to copious bb̄ production. The events become increasingly jet like at high energies as evidenced by a shrinking sphericity distribution with increasing energy. © 1979.
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The reactions K- + p → pseudoscalar meson + Λ (1520) at 4.2 GeV/c

Nuclear Physics, Section B 149:2 (1979) 220-236

Authors:

SJM Barlag, R Blokzijl, B Jongejans, JC Kluyver, GGG Massaro, M Aguilar-Benitez, RJ Hemingway, SO Holmgren, MJ Losty, WJ Metzger, DJ Schotanus, JJ Timmermans, B Foster, P Grossmann, J Wells

Abstract:

The total and differential cross sections of the reactions K-p → π0Λ (1520), ηΛ(1520) and η′ Λ(1520) have been measured. Prominent forward peaks are onserved in all three reactions. The first reaction shows also a backward peak. The spin density matrix elements of the Λ(1520) in this reaction are determined. For forward production the results show a remarkable alignment of the Λ(1520) corresponding to an M2 transition in the model of Stodolsky-Sakurai for 3 2- baryon production. © 1979.
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K andp off-shell annihilations fromK− +p → Λ + pions at 4.2 GeV/c

Zeitschrift für Physik C Particles and Fields Springer Nature 1:1 (1979) 3-17

Authors:

Ch de la Vaissière, H Muirhead, SN Ganguli, Ph Gavillet, M Mazzucato, C Dionisi, R Blokzijl, JC Kluyver, GF Wolters, EW Kittel, M Zralek, B Foster, P Grossman
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Partial-wave analysis in the Q region of (ππ)- systems produced in K-p reactions at 4.2 GeV/c

Nuclear Physics, Section B 158:2-3 (1979) 265-279

Authors:

JSM Vergeest, JJ Engelen, EW Kittel, WJ Metzger, MZ ZraŁek, B Jongejans, GF Wolters, C Dionisi, P Gavillet, M Mazzucato, B Foster, P Grossmann, J Wells

Abstract:

A partial-wave analysis and an isospin analysis are presented of the (Kππ)- systems produced in the reactions K-p→K-π-π+ and K-p→K0π-π-p u sing the high-statistics bubble-chamber data at 4.2 GeV/c. The energy dependence of JP = 1+ waves is investigated in a comparison with results at higher energy. The dominant 1+0+ (K*π) with its maximum in the Q2 (1.4 GeV) region is an almost pure I = 1 2 state. The energy dependence of 1+0+ (K*π) at low masses is consistent with pomeron exchange while at higher masses (including the Q2 region) other natural exchanges are involved. The 1*1+ (Kρ{variant}) has its maximum at about 1.3 GeV. The relative phase between these two 1+ states is consistent with Q1-Q2 contribution to the 1+ state. Properties of the Q resonances are obtained in a fit of a two-resonance model to the 1+ date. There is no clear evidence for the 0- resonance seen at SLAC. © 1979.
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Production and decay properties of the D(1285) meson in K-p interactions at 4.2 GeV/c

Nuclear Physics, Section B 151:C (1979) 181-192

Authors:

A Gurtu, P Gavillet, R Armenteros, J Diaz, C Dionisi, M Mazzucato, L Montanet, P Trepagnier, R Blokzijl, B Jongejans, WJ Metzger, CL Pols, DJ Schotanus, B Foster, P Grossmann, J Wells

Abstract:

We have studied the production and decay of the D(1285) meson in the reaction K-p→ ΛD at an incident K- momentum of 4.2 GeV/c. The cross section for this reaction is 11 ± 3 μb and the branching ratios D→ KKπ/D → ηππ and D → 4π/D → ηππ are found to be 0.42 ± 0.15 and 0.7 ± 0.5, respectively. The proportion of D → ηπ+π- going through the intermediate δ±π∓ states is 0.72 ± 0.15. Forward and backward exchange mechanisms are found to contribute in the ratio 3 : 2. © 1979.
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