Abstract
The ANKE spectrometer at COSY-Juelich provides the possibility to select proton pairs with small excitation energy in the final state. This opens a new way to study hadron interactions at intermediate energies. The final proton pairs with small excitation energy are found presumably in the 1S0 state which simplifies significantly the theoretical analysis. This approach has been successfully applied to the reactions pd → {pp}sn at high and low momentum transfer kinematics, as well as to the pp → {pp}sπ0 and pp → {pp}sγ processes.
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