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Particle Creation function of beam energy
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[QUOTE="Albertgauss, post: 6367470, member: 349172"] Excellent. I understand. I knew the particles created needed to be at least mc2, but I didn't know if there was any other requirement (of course, I understand all the necessary laws must be conserved). One last question: Once a reaction has the minimum mc2 to create the particle, are there ever higher energies (or a range of energies) beyond this minimum energy that creates the most particles? Just to make things easy, suppose a particular hadron or meson has a mc2 of "1", but if I tuned my beam energies to say "3" or "4", would I get some energy that would create the most particles of mc2 of "1"? I'm using simple numbers here because I'm just interested in a qualitative, ballpark answer. [/QUOTE]
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