Models of V-particles

@article{Nishijima1953ModelsOV,
  title={Models of V-particles},
  author={Kazuhiko Nishijima},
  journal={Progress of Theoretical Physics},
  year={1953},
  volume={9},
  pages={414-430}
}
  • K. Nishijima
  • Published 1 April 1953
  • Physics
  • Progress of Theoretical Physics
Possible models of V·particles, mainly concerned with VO (V10)·particles, are investigated in a systematic way on the basis of their characteristic features, one being experimental evidences and the other theoretical requirements such as the stability of nuclei and the charge independence. The latters play a role for ruling out a proposed decay mode, VO_p + n+ Y, and the single production of hot VO·particles, respectively. Since ·the pair production of VO-particles seems unfavourable according… 

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To section 4: It is not certain that the interaction like (4.8) can be treated within the scope of the present field theory

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