What would be the energy of a positron if it were emitted from the decay p
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What would be the energy of a positron if it were emitted from the decay p → π0 + e+ of a proton at rest? If such an event were observed in the Super Kamiok and e detector, what would be the emission angle of the resulting C̆erenkov radiation, given that the refractive index of water is 1.33?
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In the rest frame of the proton we have with 0 m p 0 ...View the full answer
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