Abstract
Many-particle correlations in proton-Emulsion interactions at 400 GeV have been investigated using distributions of rapidity-gaps between produced particles. We have defined the normalized semi-inclusive rapidity-gap correlation function which is shown to have advantages over the normalized two-particle correlation function. Small, but significant, deviations from zero-correlation are observed in the data.
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