Literature
- Barkas W.H., Dyer J.N., Heckmann H.H.: "Resolution of the Σ--mass anomaly", Physical Review Letters 11 (1963) 26
- Sigmund P.: "Particle Penetration and Radiation Effects, General Aspects and Stopping of Swift Point Charges", Springer Series in Solid State Sciences Vol. 151, Springer Berlin Heidelberg (2006)
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