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physicsvalk
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(If my question seems irrational, it's ok - I'm an undergrad!)
So I was reading up on the standard model and read that Z bosons are their own antiparticles. Does this mean that when two Z bosons are in physical contact, they annihilate? I ask this for photons too since I read this on the "Photon" wiki article, but I'd like some more assurance.
So I was reading up on the standard model and read that Z bosons are their own antiparticles. Does this mean that when two Z bosons are in physical contact, they annihilate? I ask this for photons too since I read this on the "Photon" wiki article, but I'd like some more assurance.