- quantity, from
subatomic particles like the electron, to
microscopic particles like
atoms and molecules, to
macroscopic particles like
powders and other...
-
fundamental particles in the
universe are
classified in the
Standard Model as
fermions (matter
particles) and
bosons (force-carrying
particles).
There are...
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particle,
which is not
composed of
other particles (for example, quarks; or electrons, muons, and tau
particles,
which are
called leptons).
Particle physics...
- In
particle physics, an
elementary particle or
fundamental particle is a
subatomic particle that is not
composed of
other particles. The
Standard Model...
- teams,
proposed the
Higgs mechanism, a way for some
particles to
acquire m****. (All
fundamental particles known at the time
should be m****less at very high...
-
between other particles,
while one (the
Higgs boson)
contributes to the
phenomenon of m****.
Other bosons, such as mesons, are
composite particles made up of...
- grains:
particle models work
across a huge scale.
Unlike waves,
particles do not
exhibit interference.
classical waves interfere.
Particles follow trajectories...
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Alpha particles, also
called alpha rays or
alpha radiation,
consist of two
protons and two
neutrons bound together into a
particle identical to a helium-4...
- Like all
elementary particles,
electrons exhibit properties of both
particles and waves: They can
collide with
other particles and can be diffracted...
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virtual particles are
represented by
internal lines.
Virtual particles do not
necessarily carry the same m**** as the
corresponding ordinary particle, although...
