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Hi, I am currently an undergraduate student and I am writing my undergraduate research paper right now.
The thesis is about searching for heavy Majorana type neutrinos.
While writing the paper, I really need some 'right word' but I can't find it so let me explain it here, and it would be very grateful if someone tells me what the right word is.Let's say there is a channel whose final objects have 3 leptons (and other stuffs too).
We usually call the lepton with the biggest transverse-momentum 'leading lepton'.
And the second biggest 'sub-leading lepton'.However, I can't find the word for the smallest transverse-momentum.
Can anyone tell me a proper term for the lepton with smallest transverse-momentum?
Maybe... following lepton? or... sub-sub-leading lepton (since it has the smallest but also the third biggest momentum)?
Doesn't the right term exist??
The thesis is about searching for heavy Majorana type neutrinos.
While writing the paper, I really need some 'right word' but I can't find it so let me explain it here, and it would be very grateful if someone tells me what the right word is.Let's say there is a channel whose final objects have 3 leptons (and other stuffs too).
We usually call the lepton with the biggest transverse-momentum 'leading lepton'.
And the second biggest 'sub-leading lepton'.However, I can't find the word for the smallest transverse-momentum.
Can anyone tell me a proper term for the lepton with smallest transverse-momentum?
Maybe... following lepton? or... sub-sub-leading lepton (since it has the smallest but also the third biggest momentum)?
Doesn't the right term exist??