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Modern Physics
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Author: Raymond A. Serway, Clement J. Moses, Curt A. Moyer
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Chapter 15, Problem 8P

(a)

To determine

Supply the missing neutrinos in πμ+?

(a)

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Answer to Problem 8P

The missing neutrinos in πμ+? is v¯μ_ .

Explanation of Solution

Consider table 15.2 and refer equation 15.1,

The missing neutrinos in pion are Muon-neutrino.

    πμ+v¯μ        (I)

Here, π is the pion, μ is the muon and v¯μ is the muon-neutrino.

Conclusion:

In this case, the muon-lepton is conserved.

    Lμ:011

Therefore, the missing neutrinos in πμ+? is v¯μ_.

(b)

To determine

Supply the missing neutrinos in K+μ++?

(b)

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Answer to Problem 8P

The missing neutrinos in K+μ++? is vμ_ .

Explanation of Solution

Consider table 15.2.

The missing neutrino in Kaon is Muon-neutrino.

    K+μ++vμ        (II)

Here, K+ is the Kaon, μ+ is the muon and vμ is the muon-neutrino.

Conclusion:

In this case, the muon-lepton is conserved.

    Lμ:01+1

Therefore, the missing neutrinos in K+μ++? is vμ_.

(c)

To determine

Supply the missing neutrinos in ?+pn+e+.

(c)

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Answer to Problem 8P

The missing neutrinos in ?+pn+e+ is v¯e_ .

Explanation of Solution

Using table 15.2,

The missing neutrino is electron-neutrino.

    v¯e+pn+e+        (III)

Here, v¯e is the electron-neutrino, p is the proton and n is the neutron.

Conclusion:

In this case, the electron-lepton is conserved.

    Le:1+001

Therefore, the missing neutrinos in ?+pn+e+ is v¯e_.

(d)

To determine

Supply the missing neutrinos in ?+np+e.

(d)

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Answer to Problem 8P

The missing neutrinos in ?+np+e is ve_ .

Explanation of Solution

Using table 15.2,

The missing neutrino is electron-neutrino.

    ?+np+e        (IV)

Here, v¯e is the electron-neutrino, p is the proton and n is the neutron.

Conclusion:

In this case, the electron-lepton is conserved.

    Le:1+00+1

Therefore, the missing neutrinos in ?+np+e is ve_.

(e)

To determine

Supply the missing neutrinos in ?+np+μ.

(e)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 8P

The missing neutrinos in ?+np+μ is vμ_ .

Explanation of Solution

Using table 15.2,

The missing neutrino is electron-neutrino.

    vμ+np+μ        (V)

Here, v¯e is the electron-neutrino, p is the proton and n is the neutron.

Conclusion:

In this case, the muon-lepton is conserved.

    Lμ:1+00+1

Therefore, the missing neutrinos in ?+np+μ is vμ_.

(f)

To determine

Supply the missing neutrinos in μe+?+?.

(f)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 8P

The missing neutrinos in μe+?+? is v¯e+vμ_ .

Explanation of Solution

Using table 15.2,

The missing neutrino is electron-neutrino.

    μe+v¯e+vμ        (VI)

Here, v¯e is the electron-neutrino, p is the proton and n is the neutron.

Conclusion:

In this case, the muon-lepton and electron-lepton are conserved.

    Lμ:10+0+1Le:0+11+0

Therefore, the missing neutrinos in μe+?+? is v¯e+vμ_.

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