Simple Particle Theory: Lesson for Kids from Chapter 12 / Lesson 2 43K Explore simple particle theory and how it explains the different states of matter. Discover the particles that comprise matter, the movement of particles that determine if matter is a solid, liquid, or gas, and the pr...
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The extent of coagulation can be estimated from Smoluchowski theory for coagulation kinetics described earlier in Chapter 6. In designing deposition experiments, it is desirable that the coagulation half-life time of the suspension be sufficiently large compared to the time the particles are in ...
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And for this, we need to produce pairs of Higgs bosons! The Higgs boson solved the question of the origin of the mass of all other elementary particles, but its own mass is unexplained. This mass is not protected by any symmetry of the theory, and it brings unwanted instability in the ...
Most researchers who hunt for new particles use enormous accelerators that smash subatomic particles together at high speed and look at what comes out of the explosion. The biggest of these accelerators is the Large Hadron Collider in Europe, where the Higgs boson – a particle scientists had bee...
physicists to come up with new ideas to explain things we still don’t understand, like why the universe is made of something rather than nothing, and what dark matter is. These new ideas might even point toward a grand unifying theory that can connect the electromagnetic, weak and strong ...
“We are pushing the precision in experiments on nuclear structure, and so these seemingly small effects can become very important as we continue to produce high-precision results at Jefferson Lab,” said Douglas Higinbotham, a spokesperson for the experiment and Jefferson Lab staff scientist. “...
Of the many candidates for the particle’s name, Professor Fujii and colleagues settled on “Amaterasu,” after the sun goddess that, according to Shinto beliefs, was instrumental in the creation of Japan. The Amaterasu particle is perhaps as mysterious as the Japanese goddess herself. Where did...