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Time Dilation particle lifetime
Figured out my problem, plugged the numbers in again, and I missed the sqrt :/ Sorry to trouble you guys!- katamaster818
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Use a bubble chamber photo to find collision/decay particles
Thank you, that helped a lot, I think I have enough of an understanding to at least eliminate the blatantly incorrect answers on my test tomorrow now.- katamaster818
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Which of the following strong reactions is possible?
Ok, so I see that my baryon number for lambda was incorrect, and that it should be 1. Does that mean all four of these are viable strong reactions? Or am I using the wrong equation for this problem? I think there is supposed to be only one correct answer, my teacher usually will let us know in...- katamaster818
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Time Dilation particle lifetime
Homework Statement An unstable particle with a mean lifetime of 4 microsecond is formed by a high-energy accelerator and projected through a laboratory with a speed of 0.6c a. What is the mean lifetime of the particle as determined by an observer in the labratory b. What is the average...- katamaster818
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- Dilation Lifetime Particle Time Time dilation
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Use a bubble chamber photo to find collision/decay particles
Homework Statement Problem #13 on the attached picture (I can't retype a bubble diagram) Homework Equations I honestly have no clue. I know I'm not supposed to say this because I'm supposed to read my textbook first, but this is not covered at all in my textbook, this is a unit my teacher...- katamaster818
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Which of the following strong reactions is possible?
Homework Statement Which of the following strong reactions (from a collision) is possible? a. p + p --> p + n + K+ b. p + p --> Λ0 + K0 + p + π+ c. p + p --> p + p + π+ + π- d. p + p --> p + n + π+Homework Equations Conservation of the Baryon Number...- katamaster818
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