What Are the Key Challenges in Understanding Particle Physics Homework?

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The discussion focuses on the challenges students face in understanding particle physics homework, particularly regarding the interpretation of forces and diagram representations. Participants emphasize the importance of clarity in homework statements and the necessity of posting one question per thread for effective communication. Specific issues raised include confusion over the maximum force and the representation of nuclear forces in diagrams. The need for clearer images and structured questions is highlighted as essential for better understanding.

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I do not understand what it means by maximum






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for label the force, should I show the arrow pointing downwards? is the force nuclear force?

if replaced by greater proton number, then surely, more deflection

for the next diagram i want to draw lines with twice as much curl, because that's what I feel it is. but to explain it, I need some clues
 
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(1) your first two images are unreadable
(2) you should post ONE question per thread
 
phinds said:
(1) your first two images are unreadable
(2) you should post ONE question per thread

Sorry.
 

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