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A worksheet consisting of 11 questions related to particle physics. The questions cover topics such as particle classification, the Pauli exclusion principle, particle exchange, quark structure, and baryon number conservation. The questions are designed to test the reader's understanding of particle physics concepts and their ability to apply them to various scenarios. suitable for university students studying particle physics or related fields, as well as high school students with a strong interest in physics.
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You stand on ice (no friction) and throw a heavy ball to a friend. Throwing the ball makes you move away. When your friend catches the ball, he moves away.
This explains a repulsive force. How would you change the description to explain an attractive force?
(a) p +→ e−+γ (b) p+^ + p+→π++π− (c) p ++ p−→π++π−+n+n (d) Λ^0 → π+^ +π−
(a) What is its charge and strangeness? (b) Is it is own antiparticle?
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(a) π −+ p+→K^0 +Λ^0 (b) π^0 + n→K+^ +Σ− (c) K 0 → π−^ +π+ (d) π−^ + p+→π−+Σ+
why.
baryon have different flavors, Pauli’s exclusion principle is satisfied. Does this mean that all three quarks could then have the same color? Why or why not?
(a) p +→ e++ π^0 (b) π^0 → e+^ +μ− (c) τ +→ π++ντ (d) π −→ e−+νe