Yukawa predicted the existence of the pi-meson

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Aug 16, 2003

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In 1935 Yukawa predicted the existence of the pi-meson. In which year was it finally discovered?

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kay2500

1947?

Aug 16, 2003

Brad_Ad23

Curses. I was going to say 1947 as well.

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kay2500 with a point!

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