Report on Recent Experimental Data[MatSciRep:40]

Abstract

The present Report Comprises the set of reports on Recent Experimental Data issued every month during the year 1965. The most significant event of the year was the discovery of the antideuteron by Ledermann and his group which is the first evidence of antimatter (consisting of more than one baryon) and which opens up the possibility for production of further antimatter in the laboratory and of the existence of an anti-world. The (Unsuccessful) search for quarks continues. There has been a good crop of new resonances and the present report ends with the work of the Maglic group who have suggested a new method for locating resonances quickly and have applied it to the boson spectrum upto 2.5 BeV.