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VOLUME 21 (1975) | ISSUE 5 | PAGE 315
Use of radiation effects to determine widths of resonances
We discuss the use of resonance radiation "tails" that appear in processes in which electron-positron pairs take part and are due to the shift to the resonance as a result of emission of a photon by the electron or positron for the purpose of determining the widths of the resonances observed at the end of 1974 in the Stanford and Brookhaven experiments.