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I. Derado
Researcher at Max Planck Society
Publications - 127
Citations - 3942
I. Derado is an academic researcher from Max Planck Society. The author has contributed to research in topics: Muon & Nucleon. The author has an hindex of 35, co-authored 127 publications receiving 3883 citations.
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Charged particle multiplicity distributions in pp collisions at ISR energies
W. Thomé,K. Eggert,Karl Giboni,H. Lisken,P. Darriulat,P. Dittmann,M. Holder,K.T. McDonald,H. Albrecht,T. Modis,K. Tittel,H. Preissner,P. Allen,I. Derado,V. Eckardt,H. J. Gebauer,R. Meinke,P. Seyboth,S. Uhlig +18 more
TL;DR: In this article, the first direct measurements of charged particle multiplicity distributions for pp collisions at ISR energies were performed by means of a streamer chamber detector with large solid-angle coverage and excellent multitrack efficiency.
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Proton and deuteron structure functions in muon scattering at 470 GeV.
Mark Raymond Adams,S. Aïd,P. L. Anthony,D. A. Averill,M. D. Baker,B. Baller,A. Banerjee,A. A. Bhatti,U. Bratzler,H. M. Braun,Timothy J. Carroll,H. L. Clark,Janet Conrad,R. Davisson,I. Derado,F. S. Dietrich,W. Dougherty,T. Dreyer,V. Eckardt,U. Ecker,M. Erdmann,G. Y. Fang,Jan Figiel,R. W. Finlay,H. J. Gebauer,D. F. Geesaman,K. A. Griffioen,R. S. Guo,J. Haas,C. Halliwell,D. Hantke,K. Hicks,H. E. Jackson,D. E. Jaffe,G. Jancso,D. M. Jansen,Z. Jin,S. B. Kaufman,R. D. Kennedy,E. R. Kinney,H. G. E. Kobrak,A. V. Kotwal,Shuichi Kunori,J. J. Lord,Henry Lubatti,D. McLeod,P. Madden,S. Magill,A. Manz,H. L. Melanson,D. G. Michael,H. E. Montgomery,Jorge G. Morfin,R. B. Nickerson,J. Novak,S. O'Day,K. Olkiewicz,L.S. Osborne,R. Otten,V. Papavassiliou,B. Pawlik,F. M. Pipkin,D. H. Potterveld,E. J. Ramberg,A. Röser,J. J. Ryan,J. J. Ryan,C. W. Salgado,A. Salvarani,H. Schellman,Michael Schmitt,Norbert Schmitz,G. Siegert,Andris Skuja,G. A. Snow,S. Söldner-Rembold,P. Spentzouris,H. E. Stier,P. Stopa,R. A. Swanson,H. Venkataramania,M. Wilhelm,Richard Wilson,W. Wittek,S. Wolbers,A. Zghiche,Tiefu Zhao +86 more
TL;DR: The first precise measurements of F 2 in the low x and Q 2 range of the data were taken at Fermilab experiment 665 during 1991-1992 using liquid hydrogen and deuterium targets as discussed by the authors.
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Measurements of the nucleon structure function in the range 0.002 < x < 0.17 and 00.2 < Q2 < 8 GeV2 in deuterium, carbon and calcium
Michele Arneodo,A. Arvidson,J. J. Aubert,B. Badelek,J. Beaufays,Christopher Bee,C. Benchouk,G. Berghoff,I. G. Bird,D. Blum,E. Böhm,X. De Bouard,F.W. Brasse,H. M. Braun,C. Broll,S.C. Brown,H. Brück,Hans Calén,J. S. Chima,Jacek Ciborowski,R. W. Clifft,G. Coignet,F. Combley,Jane Coughlan,G. D'Agostini,S. Dahlgren,I. Derado,T. Dreyer,J. Drees,Michael Düren,V. Eckardt,A. W. Edwards,M. Edwards,T. Ernst,G. Eszes,J. Favier,M. I. Ferrero,J. Figiel,W. Flauger,J. Foster,E. Gabathuler,J. Gajewski,R. Gamet,N. Geddes,P. Grafström,L. Gustafsson,J. Haas,E. Hagberg,F. J. Hasert,P.J. Hayman,Ph. Heusse,M. Jaffre,A. Jacholkowska,F. Janata,G. Jancso,A. S. Johnson,E. M. Kabuss,G. Kellner,A. Kruger,J. Krüger,S. Kullander,Ulrich Landgraf,D. Lanske,J. G. Loken,K. Long,M. Maire,P. Malecki,A. Manz,S. Maselli,W. Mohr,F. Montanet,H.E. Montgomery,E. Nagy,J. Nassalski,P. R. Norton,F. G. Oakham,A.M. Osborne,C. Pascaud,B. Pawlik,P. Payre,C. Peroni,H. Peschel,H. Pessard,J. Pettingale,B. Pietrzyk,B. Poensgen,M. Pötsch,P. B. Renton,P. Ribarics,K. Rith,E. Rondio,A. Sandacz,M. Scheer,A. Schlagböhmer,H. Schiemann,Norbert Schmitz,M. Schneegans,M. Scholz,M. Schouten,T. Schröder,K. Schultze,T. J. Sloan,H. E. Stier,M. Studt,Geoffrey Taylor,J.M. Thenard,Jc Thompson,A. de la Torre,Jozsef Toth,L. Urban,W. Wallucks,M. Whalley,S. Wheeler,W.S.C. Williams,Stephen Wimpenny,Roland Windmolders,Gy. Wolf +116 more
TL;DR: In this article, small angle scattering of 280 GeV positive muons by deuterium, carbon and calcium has been measured at scattering angles down to 2 mrad, where F 2 (Ca) and F 2(D) are not significantly different.
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Multiplicity and transverse energy flux in 16O+Pb at 200 GeV per nucleon
A. Bamberger,D. Bangert,J. Bartke,Helena Bialkowska,R. K. Bock,R. Brockmann,C. De Marzo,M. De Palma,I. Derado,V. Eckardt,C. Favuzzi,J. Fent,Daniel Ferenc,H. Fessler,P. Freund,M. Gazdzicki,M. Gazdzicki,H. J. Gebauer,K. Geissler,C. Guerra,J. W. Harris,W. Heck,T. J. Humanic,Kreso Kadija,Ralf Keidel,Marek Kowalski,S. Margetis,Eugenio Nappi,G. Odyniec,Guy Paic,Apostolos Panagiotou,Apostolos Panagiotou,Andreas Petridis,J. Pfennig,F. Posa,K. P. Pretzl,H. G. Pugh,F. Pühlhofer,G. Rai,A. Ranieri,Rainer Arno Ernst Renfordt,Dieter Røhrich,K. Runge,A. Sandoval,D. Schall,Norbert Schmitz,L. S. Schroeder,Giovanna Selvaggi,P. Seyboth,J. Seyerlein,E. Skrzypczak,P. Spinelli,R. Stock,H. Ströbele,A. Thomas,M. Tincknell,L. Teitelbaum,G. Vesztergombi,D. Vranic,Siegfried Wenig,M. Wensveen +60 more
TL;DR: In this article, the transverse energy in average central collisions is ≈ 75 GeV for the interval 2.2⩽ y ⩽3.8 and a 16-fold convolution of the inelastic p+Au transversal energy spectrum, also measured at 200 GeV, reproduces the mean E T of 16 O+Pb.
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Shadowing in inelastic scattering of muons on carbon, calcium and lead at low x(Bj)
M. R. Adams,S. Aïd,P. L. Anthony,D. A. Averill,M. D. Baker,B. Baller,A. Banerjee,A. A. Bhatti,U. Bratzler,H. M. Braun,H. Breidung,Wit Busza,Timothy J. Carroll,H. L. Clark,Janet Conrad,R. Davisson,I. Derado,Satish Dhawan,F. S. Dietrich,W. Dougherty,T. Dreyer,V. Eckardt,U. Ecker,M. Erdmann,G. Y. Fang,Jan Figiel,Roger W. Finlay,H. J. Gebauer,D. F. Geesaman,K. A. Griffioen,R. S. Guo,J. Haas,C. Halliwell,D. Hantke,K. Hicks,V. W. Hughes,H. E. Jackson,D. E. Jaffe,G. Jancso,G. Jancso,D. M. Jansen,Z. Jin,S. B. Kaufman,R. D. Kennedy,E. R. Kinney,T. Kirk,H. G. E. Kobrak,A. V. Kotwal,Shuichi Kunori,J. J. Lord,Henry Lubatti,D. McLeod,P. Madden,S. Magill,A. Manz,H. L. Melanson,D. G. Michael,H. E. Montgomery,Jorge G. Morfin,R. B. Nickerson,J. Novak,S. O'Day,K. Olkiewicz,L.S. Osborne,R. Otten,V. Papavassiliou,B. Pawlik,F. M. Pipkin,D. H. Potterveld,E. J. Ramberg,A. Röser,J. J. Ryan,C. W. Salgado,A. Salvarani,H. Schellman,Michael Schmitt,N. Schmitz,K. P. Schüler,G. Siegert,Andris Skuja,G. A. Snow,S. Söldner-Rembold,P. Spentzouris,H. E. Stier,P. Stopa,R. A. Swanson,H. Venkataramania,M. Wilhelm,Richard Wilson,W. Wittek,S. Wolbers,A. Zghiche,Tiefu Zhao +92 more
TL;DR: In this article, per-nucleon cross sections of positive muons on carbon, calcium and lead as compared to deuterium were taken by Fermilab experiment E665 using inelastically scattered muons of mean incident momentum 470 GeV/c.