Neutral Particle Production From 300 Gev C Proton Proton Collisions In The Fermilab 15 Foot Bubble Chamber PDF Download

We propose a small exposure (25K pictures) of the hydrogen-filled FNAL 15-foot bubble chamber to a 250 GeV proton beam. Our main physics objectives are: (1) To study the dependence of neutral particle production ([pi]°, K°, [Lambda]) on the charged multiplicity in diffractive and non-diffractive processes. (2) To measure integrated correlations (f2{sup ±0} and f2°°) for neutral pions in a ''clean'' experiment. To make these measurements reliably requires neutral particle detection in both CM hemispheres and the CM symmetry of the pp system. For example, we will determine f2°° to {+-} 0.2. The event analysis of the neutral secondaries together with the measurement of the slow laboratory protons in pp → p{sub slow} + X for the distinction between diffractive and non-diffractive events will be done in 1/2 year. Further objectives are: (3) To measure differential neutral-charged correlations. (4) To measure multiplicities, spectra and correlations (''inclusive program'') inside the mass M{sub X} in pp → p{sub slow} + X−.