Discovery of the new particle J
J.J. Aubert(Centre de physique des particules de Marseille), Y.Y. Lee(Brookhaven National Laboratory), G. Everhart(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Peter J. Biggs(Massachusetts General Hospital), J.W. Glenn(Brookhaven National Laboratory), M. Chen(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), T. G. Rhoades(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), P. Goldhagen(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), P. Mantsch(Brookhaven National Laboratory), T. McCorriston(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), S. L. Wu(University of Wisconsin–Madison), J.D. Burger(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Samuel C.C. Ting(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), U. Becker(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), M. Rohde(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
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