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Figure 1: a) Inclusive K® signal in the invariant mm mass distribution for 5 < Q? < 100 GeV? together with the result from a fit of a sum of two Gaussian functions for the signal and a straight line for the background. b) Specific ionisation energy loss relative to that of a minimally ionising particle plotted as a function of momentum. The lines indicate parameterisations of the most probable energy loss for pions, kaons and protons measured in the CJCs.

Figure 1 a) Inclusive K® signal in the invariant mm mass distribution for 5 < Q? < 100 GeV? together with the result from a fit of a sum of two Gaussian functions for the signal and a straight line for the background. b) Specific ionisation energy loss relative to that of a minimally ionising particle plotted as a function of momentum. The lines indicate parameterisations of the most probable energy loss for pions, kaons and protons measured in the CJCs.