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Nov26-04, 02:41 AM   #1
 
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Muon Charge

I'm trying to write a program that would process data from a particle physics experiment and I need to know what the charge of a muon/anti-muon is. It doesn't seem to be easy to find on the web. Does anyone here have a value for it?
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Nov26-04, 03:03 AM   #2
 
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I'm trying to write a program that would process data from a particle physics experiment and I need to know what the charge of a muon/anti-muon is. It doesn't seem to be easy to find on the web. Does anyone here have a value for it?
Same as the electron
Nov26-04, 03:40 AM   #3
 
conversely, a charge of the anti-muon is +1. If I'm not wrong, every property of leptons (e,muon,tau), spin etc. are the same except for their masses.
Nov27-04, 04:57 AM   #4
 
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