Describe quark and antiquark.
Q: Give examples of baryonic matter.
A: In astronomy baryonic matter are those matter which are made up of protons neutrons and electrons.…
Q: Define the following terms:a) Quarksb) Nucleonc) Strong Force
A: a). Quark is an elementary particle which is the basic form of matter that can make heavier…
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A: Doppler effect.Cosmological redshift is indeed distinct, arising from the expansion of space, unlike…
Q: 1. What is the charge (in multiples of electron charge e) of the 3-quark combination: cub.
A: 1. Here c is charm, charge = +(2/3)e u is up, charge = +(2/3)e b is bottom,…
Q: (e) Using this list, explain why the particle produced in 3- decay in addition to an electron is not…
A: Disclaimer: Since you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will solve first three…
Q: Write a brief note on classification of particles. And what is meant by Quark Confinement?…
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Q: The critical mass density needed to just halt the expansion of the universe is approximately 10-26…
A: Given critical mass density needed to halt the expansion of the universe is ρcrirical = 10-26 kg/m3
Q: What are the quark structures for mesons and baryons? * meson- 3 quarks; baryon- 3 quarks meson-…
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Q: Discuss the importance of the Higgs boson in providing mass to elementary particles. Furthermore,…
A: Importance of the Higgs Boson in Providing Mass to Elementary ParticlesThe Higgs boson plays a…
Q: 8 Three cosmologists have each plot- ted a line on the Hubble-like graph of Fig. 44-11. If we…
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Q: What effect does increasing the interaction strength of a massive particle species have on its…
A: The thermal relic abundance of a particle species is determined by the balance between its…
Q: Kaons all decay into final states that contain no protons or neutrons. What is the baryon number of…
A: K meson or Kaons and denoted K, is any of a group of four mesons distinguished by a quantum number…
Q: Explain why Particles have Mass? Have physicists proved the existence of God particle?
A: Mass of any body is the measure of amount of constituent particles in it and the the whole body is…
Q: ** 18. Use the fact that the E* has charge +1, baryon number 1, and strangeness –1 to find its quark…
A: Given that: Elementary particle= Σ+ Charge, Q=+1 Strangeness, S=-1 Baryon number, B=1
Q: Construct quark composition (quark content, charge, Baryon number, Isospin (I3), strangeness) of…
A: Here we are asked to find the "quark composition" of nucleons and kaons. Nucleons, in general, refer…
Q: Calculate the strangeness of a meson formed from the combination of quarks (sG , uAG ) Note: G =…
A: We used to know that the electrons, protons, neutrons are elementary particles. But now studies have…
Q: According to thermodynamic equilibrium, which should be the most abundant and least abundant quarks…
A: According to thermodynamic equilibrium, which should be the most abundant and least abundant quarks…
Q: Distinguish a particle composed of a combination dus of quarks from one composed of dus quarks in as…
A: Given The particle is composed of d u s of quarks The other particle is composed of dus of quarks
Q: why there are three generations of quarks and leptons
A: why there are three generations of quarks and leptons
Q: Define fundamental particle.
A: A fundamental particle can be defined as a subatomic particle without any substructure, and it is…
Q: What are the force messenger particles describe in standard model and are they really explain…
A: Introduction: The standard model is the model that describes all the four fundamental forces namely,…
Q: Define gluons.
A: Gluon is elementary particle, and reason for bound quarks. Or can say it is messenger of strong…
Q: Assume that the universe has an edge. Placing yourself at that edge in a thought experiment, explain…
A: Given Assume that the universe has an edge. Placing yourself at that edge in a thought experiment,…
Q: (b) A K+ meson composed of a up-quark and a strange-antiquark has the following major decay modes:…
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Q: Are quarks and leptons fundamental, or do they have a substructure?
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Q: 3- Explain the essence of the Cosmological Principle. Why this principle is important and how it can…
A: Cosmological principle is a basic principle of universe stating that the universe is both isotropic…
Q: Define gauge bosons.
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Q: Explain how the weak force can change strangeness by changing quark flavor.
A: Strangeness quark is usually preserved in strong force interaction or in collision of high energy…
Q: if a particle decays a 5 mirco seconds at rest what speed will it decay at 7 mircoseconds? and how…
A: The objective of this question is to find the speed at which a particle will decay if it takes 7…
Q: (i) Discuss the quark model and explain how mesons and baryons formed using quarks? are
A: The quark model and explain how mesons and baryons are formed using quarks.
Q: The Ds meson possesses -1 unit of charge, -1 unit of strangeness, and -1 unit of charm. Identify the…
A: This problem can be solved using the table for charges and strangeness of standard model particles.
Q: Identify and define the three elementary particles.
A: Elementary particles are the smallest known building blocks of the universe. They have no internal…
Q: Discuss the discovery of positron. How is a positron different from an electron?
A: Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…
Q: What is the difference between meson and muon?
A: Meson and muon are both elementary particles. 1) Muon is a fundamental particle as it belongs to…
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