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Photoproduction of mesons at HERA

Physics Letters B (1994)

T. Ahmed S. Aïd V. A. Andreev Bernard Andrieu R.D. Appuhn M. Arpagaus A. Babaev J. Baehr J. Bán P. Baranov E. Barrelet W. Bartel M. Barth U. Bassler H. P. Beck H.‐J. Behrend A. Belousov Ch. Berger H. Bergstein G. Bernardi R. Bernet G. Bertrand-Coremans M. Besançon R. Beyer P. Biddulph J.C. Bizot V. Blodel K. Borras F. Botterweck V. Borrdry A. Braemer F. Brasse W. Braunschweig V. Brisson D. Bruncko C. R. Brune R. Buchholz L. Büngener J. Bürger F.W. Büsser A. Buniatian S. Bürke G. Buschhorn A.J. Campbell T. Carli F. Charles D. Clarke A.B. Clegg M. Colombo J.G. Contreras J. A. Coughlan A. Courau C. Coutures G. Cozzika L. Criegee D. Cussans J. Cvach S. Dagoret-Campagne J.B. Dainton M. Danilov W.D. Dau K. Daum M. David E. Deffur B. Delcourt L. Del Buono A. De Roeck E. A. De Wolf P. Di Nezza C. Dollfus J.D. Dowell H.B. Dreis J. Duboc D. Düllmann O. Dünger H.H. Duhm J. Ebert T.R. Ebert G. Eckerlin V. Efremenko S. Egli H. Ehrlichmann S. Eichenberger R. Eichler F. Eisele E. Eisenhandler R.J. Ellison E. Elsen M. Erdmann W. Erdmann E. Evrard L. Favart A. Fedotov D. Feeken R. Felst J. Feltesse J. Ferencei F. Ferrarotto K. Flamm M. Fleischer M. Flieser G. Flügge A. Fomenko B. Fominykh M. Forbush J. Formánek J.M. Foster G. Franke E. Fretwurst E. Gabathuler K. Gabathuler K. Gamerdinger J. Garvey J. Gayler M. Gebauer A. Gellrich H. Genzel R. Gerhards U. Goerlach L. Goerlich N. Gogitidze M. Goldberg D. Goldner B. González-Pineiro A.M. Goodall I. Gorelov P. Goritchev C. Grab H. Grässler R. Grässler T. Greenshaw G. Grindhammer A. Gruber C. Grubber J. Haack D. Haidt L. Hajduk O. Hamon Matías Rolf Hampel E.M. Hanlon M. Hapke W.J. Haynes J. Heatherington V. Hedberg G. Heinzelmann R. C. W. Henderson H. Henschel R. Herma I. Herynek M.F. Hess W. Hildesheim P. Hill K. H. Hiller C.D. Hilton J. Hladký K.C. Hoeger M. Höppner R. Horisberger Ph. Huet H. Hufnagel M. Ibbotson H. Itterbeck M. A. Jabiol A. Jachołkowska C. Jacobsson M. Jaffré J. Janoth T. Jansen L. Jönsson K. Johannsen D.P. Johnson L. Jöhnson H. Jung P.I.P. Kalmus D. Kant R. Kaschowitz P. Kasselmann U. Kathage H.H. Kaufmann S. Kazarian I. R. Kenyon S. Kermiche C. Keuker C. Kiesling M. Klein C. Kleinwort G. Knies W. Ko T. Köhler H. Kolanoski F. Kole S.D. Kolya V. Korbel M. Korn P. Kostka S.K. Kotelnikov M. W. Krasny H. Krehbiel D. Krücker U. Krüger U. Krüner-Marquis J.P. Kubenka H. Küster T. Kurlen T. Kurča J. Kurzhöfer B. Kuznik D. Lacour F. Lamarche R. Lander M. P. J. Landon W. Lange P. Lanius J. F. Laporte A. Lebedev C. Leverenz S. Levonian Ch. Ley A. Lindner G. Lindström F. Linsel J. Lipiński B. List P. Loch H. Lohmander G.C. Lopez D. Lüke N. Magnussen E. Malinovski S. Mani R. Maraček P. Marage J. Marks R. Marshall J. Martens R. Martin H.‐U. Martyn J. Martyniak S. Masson T. Mavroidis S. J. Maxfield S. J. McMahon A. Mehta K. Meier D. Mercer T. Merz C. A. Meyer H. Meyer J. Meyer S. Mikocki D. A. Milstead F. Moreau J.V. Morris G. Müller K. Müller П. Мурін R. Nahnhauer B. Naroska T. Naumann P. R. Newman D. Newton D. Neyret H.K. Nguyen F. Niebergall C. Niebuhr R. Nisius G. Nowak G.W. Noyes M. Nyberg-Werther H. Oberlack U. Obrock J.E. Olsson E. Panaro A. Panitch C. Pascaud G. D. Patel E. Peppel E. Pérez J. P. Phillips Christian Pichler D. Pitzl G. Pope S. Prell R. Prosi G. Rädel F. Raupach P. Reimer S. Reinshagen P. Ribarics V. Riech J. Riedlberger S. Rieß M. Rietz S. Robertson R. Robmann H.E. Roloff R. Roosen K. Rosenbauer A. Rostovtsev F. Rouse C. Royon K. Rüter S. V. Rusakov K. Rybicki R. Ryłko N. Sahlmann E. Sánchez D. P. C. Sankey M. Savitsky P. Schacht S. Schiek P. Schleper W. von Schlippe Carl R. Schmidt D. Schmidt G. Schmidt A. Schöning V. Schröder E. Schuhmann B. Schwab A. Schwind U. Seehausen F. Sefkow M. Seidel Raivo Sell A. Semenov V. Shekelyan I. Sheviakov H. Shooshtari L.N. Shtarkov G. Siegmon U. Siewert Y. Sirois I. O. Skillicorn P. Smirnov J. R. Smith Y. Soloviev H. Spitzer R. Starosta M. Steenbock P. Steffen R. Steinberg B. Stella K. Stephens J. Stier J. Stiewe U. Stößlein J. Strachota U. Straumann W. Struczinski J.P. Sutton S. Tapprogge R. E. Taylor V. Tchernyshov Ch. Thiebaux G. Thompson I. Tichomirov P. Truöl J. Turnau J. Tutas P. Uelkes A. Usik Š. Valkár A. Valkárová C. Vallée P. Van Esch P. Van Mechelen A. Vartapetian Y. Vazdik M. Vecko P. Verrecchia G. Villet K. Wacker A. Wagener M. Wagener I.W. Walker A. Walther G. Weber M. Weber D. Wegener A. Wegner H.P. Wellisch L.R. West S. Willard M. Winde G.G. Winter A.E. Wright E. Wünsch N. Wulff T.P. Yiou J. Žáček D. Zarbock Z. Zhang M. Zimmer W. Zimmermann F. Zomer Κ. Zuber

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