Low-Energy KN Interactions at a ϕ-Factory
Paolo M. Gensini
Abstract
The paper is the written version of a talk presented at the "VIIth Winter School of Hadronic Physics", held in Folgaria (Trento), Italy, February 10--15, 1992. We intend to illustrate in this lecture the possibilities opening up at machines planned for the nineties for low--energy kaon--nucleon interactions, keeping the focus on the theoretical problems they should help to solve. We shall deal here only with the ϕ--factory DAΦNE1 and consider, for brevity, interactions with light, gaseous targets, using gaseous H2 as a benchmark for which to estimate the rates to be expected in a typical apparatus.
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