The s have the same interactions, electromagnetic and weak, as the electrons. Why does a with
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The μs have the same interactions, electromagnetic and weak, as the electrons. Why does a μ with energy of a few GeV pass through an iron slab, while an electron of the same energy does not?
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Muons are particles with same negative charge as electrons but have 200 times its mass Th...View the full answer
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Introduction to Elementary Particle Physics
ISBN: 978-1107050402
2nd edition
Authors: Alessandro Bettini
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