Recent content by tansic

Ok, I guess I messed up on my units. Wouldn't be the first time. Sorry 'bout that!

You could try buying online textbook, reading them extensively, and doing work found online. One thing that helps me is actually re-writing the textbook, word for word.

If I am not mistaken, (which I may be), particles have not been known to travel forward in time; only backwards, so, by this, the time-clock does reset.

And by 'disturbance' I mean a ripple in the W field suggesting a virtual W boson.

Ok, my bad I misunderstood.

Wait, I hear you saying that any charged particle can cause a disturbance in any particles field.

Ok, thank you for your replies.

Would said W boson-like particle have to share the same charge and mass or just the spin of a W boson? And there would be an anti particle to accompany, correct?

Just a random question I thought of while daydreaming. Is it possible for a virtual particle that is not a W Boson, but is very like one (same mass, spin, etc.) to be produced from a Higgs decaying into two photons? Higgs→λλ+disturbance in W field.

I just did the calculations and my answer came out as 7.427E-46. Did you check your calculations or did I miss a conversion at some point?