The experiment NA50 studies the strangeness production by means of the BRphiμμσphi/(BRρμμσρ + BRωμμσω) cross-sections ratio in relativistic heavy ion collisions with respect to proton and light ion collisions. New results for Pb+Pb interactions at 158 A GeV/c are presented (1998 data) and analysed with a different method. The BRphiμμσphi/(BRρμμσρ + BRωμμσω) ratio shows an increase with the number of participants, in agreement with previous results. The inverse slope parameter extracted from the MT universal scaling is also studied.

phi and rho plus omega vector-mesons produced in lead-induced collisions

ARNALDI, Roberta;BEOLE', Stefania;CHIAVASSA, Emilio Luciano;DELLACASA, Giuseppe;GALLIO, Mauro;MASERA, Massimo;RAMELLO, Luciano;SITTA, Mario;VERCELLIN, Ermanno;
2002-01-01

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The experiment NA50 studies the strangeness production by means of the BRphiμμσphi/(BRρμμσρ + BRωμμσω) cross-sections ratio in relativistic heavy ion collisions with respect to proton and light ion collisions. New results for Pb+Pb interactions at 158 A GeV/c are presented (1998 data) and analysed with a different method. The BRphiμμσphi/(BRρμμσρ + BRωμμσω) ratio shows an increase with the number of participants, in agreement with previous results. The inverse slope parameter extracted from the MT universal scaling is also studied.
2002
6th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STRANGE QUARKS IN MATTER
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