I will try to explain to the non-specialist how Feynman's interpretation of quantum processes through interference of classical paths (path integrals formulation) makes the dichotomy between bosons and fermions quite natural in three spatial dimensions. In (effective) two dimensions, the recent ...
What is the difference between Proton vs Neutron? What are fermions, and what's the difference between it and bosons? What is the quantum particle of the electric field? a. The proton. b. The electron. c. The photon. d. The neutron What is the mass of alpha particl...
What are fermions, and what's the difference between it and bosons? The binding energy of the hydrogen atom in its ground state is 13.6 eV. What is the energy when it is in the n = 5 state? Explain. a. -0.544 eV b. -2.72 eV c. 0.544 eV ...
Hadron physics is studied by colliding protons of heavy elements like that of lead and identifying the debris in the produced particle. Learn more aboutleptonshere. What is Baryon? The baryons are constructed of three valence quarks. Thus, they are fermions i.e. they have odd half-integer sp...