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Further measurements have been made on the photoproduction of neutral mesons using the gamma-gamma coincidence technique. New data have been obtained on the gamma-gamma correlation curves in beryllium. The angular distribution of the photomesons in Be has been determined and found to be strongly peaked forward. The dependence on the atomic number A of production has been found to obey an A2/3 law. Some data obtained for production in hydrogen show that the π⁰ and π⁺ production cross sections are comparable and that the π⁰ excitation curve starts more slowly from threshold than does the π⁺ photo-excitation curve.
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Panofsky et al. (1952) studied this question.
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