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Can you please explain how the beta-plus decay process may be understood (i) at the level of individual nucleons and (ii) at the level of quarks, by writing a decay reaction in each case.
Beta-Plus Decay Process: Explaining at Nucleon & Quark Level
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This seems to me to be more a physics question than a differential equations question.
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