- ****ociated with an
antiparticle with the same m**** but with
opposite physical charges (such as
electric charge). For example, the
antiparticle of the electron...
-
process that
occurs when a
subatomic particle collides with its
respective antiparticle to
produce other particles, such as an
electron colliding with a positron...
- m**** 493.677±0.013 MeV and mean
lifetime (1.2380±0.0020)×10−8 s. K+ (
antiparticle of above)
positively charged (containing an up
quark and a
strange antiquark)...
- muon neutrino,
tauon and
tauon neutrino),
along with the
corresponding antiparticle of each of these. Mathematically,
there are many
varieties of fermions...
- In
modern physics,
antimatter is
defined as
matter composed of the
antiparticles (or "partners") of the
corresponding particles in "ordinary" matter,...
- backwards.
Wheeler suggested that
these backwards sections appeared as the
antiparticle to the electron, the positron. Many more
electrons have been observed...
-
Particles have
corresponding antiparticles with the same m**** but with
opposite electric charges. For example, the
antiparticle of the
electron is the positron...
-
matter that is
composed of the
antiparticles of
those that
constitute ordinary matter. If a
particle and its
antiparticle come into
contact with each other...
-
General antiparticle spectrometer (GAPS) is a
planned experiment that will use a high-altitude
balloon flying in
Antarctica to look for
antideuteron particles...
- also
Dirac fermions; that is, each
known fermion has its own
distinct antiparticle. It is not
known whether the
neutrino is a
Dirac fermion or a Majorana...
