$K^{+}$ Scattering in the Energy Range 100-250 Mev

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Approximately 65 meters of

K^{+}

-meson track was scanned in the energy interval 100-250 Mev. Analysis of the data shows that the

K^{+}

-neutron charge exchange scattering rises appreciably above the value

\frac{1}{5}

corresponding to a pure

I = 1

interaction and at energies ≳150 Mev appears to be larger than the

K^{+}

-neutron direct scattering. Analysis of the angular distribution of the inelastic events for

K^{+}

incident energies greater than 150 Mev indicates a nonisotropic center-of-mass angular distribution, peaked towards

θ_{c . m .} = 180 °

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K+Scattering in the Energy Range 100-250 Mev