- In
linear algebra, a
pseudoscalar is a
quantity that
behaves like a scalar,
except that it
changes sign
under a
parity inversion while a true
scalar does...
- high-energy physics, a
pseudoscalar meson is a
meson with
total spin 0 and odd
parity (usually
notated as JP = 0− ).
Pseudoscalar mesons are
commonly seen...
- the
Yukawa potential. Specifically, it is
between a
scalar field (or
pseudoscalar field) ϕ {\displaystyle \ \phi \ } and a
Dirac field ψ {\displaystyle...
- This list is of all
known and
predicted scalar,
pseudoscalar and
vector mesons. See list of
particles for a more
detailed list of
particles found in particle...
-
scalar under Lorentz transformation (i.e. are
Lorentz invariant). A
pseudoscalar boson is a
scalar boson that has odd parity,
whereas "regular" scalar...
-
includes not only the
scalars but the
pseudoscalars (degree n elements) as well. We can
always find a
normalized pseudoscalar ω such that ω2 = 1.
Define the...
-
advanced treatments, one
further distinguishes pseudovector fields and
pseudoscalar fields,
which are
identical to
vector fields and
scalar fields, except...
-
triplet and
singlet spin states. The
latter are
called scalar mesons or
pseudoscalar mesons,
depending on
their parity (see below).
There is
another quantity...
- ,
proper time and
proper length), and
invariant m****. In physics, a
pseudoscalar denotes a
physical quantity analogous to a scalar. Both are physical...
- ≥ 4 {\displaystyle n\geq 4} . Unit
pseudoscalars are
blades that play
important roles in GA. A unit
pseudoscalar for a non-degenerate
subspace W {\displaystyle...
