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If it lives a time TO in K', then at its instant of decay, we find (11.23) c2 The time /
is the meson's lifetime r as observed in the system K. Consequently r = ;^i_ (11.24
) When viewed from K the moving meson lives longer than a meson at rest in K.
If it lives a time TO in K', then at its instant of decay, we find (11.23) c2 The time /
is the meson's lifetime r as observed in the system K. Consequently r = ;^i_ (11.24
) When viewed from K the moving meson lives longer than a meson at rest in K.
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Consequently we can approximate the Bessel functions by their small argument
limits (3.103). Then in the relativistic limit the Fermi expression (13.70) is dx) b>a
TT C2 [I \ . In I ' I - -ln(l -e(,o))| da> (13.75) \ wa ' 2 J It is worth while right here to ...
Consequently we can approximate the Bessel functions by their small argument
limits (3.103). Then in the relativistic limit the Fermi expression (13.70) is dx) b>a
TT C2 [I \ . In I ' I - -ln(l -e(,o))| da> (13.75) \ wa ' 2 J It is worth while right here to ...
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In collision problems it is usual that the direction of the incident particle is known
and the direction of the radiation is known, but the deflected particle's direction,
and consequently that of A(J, are not known. Consequently the plane containing
...
In collision problems it is usual that the direction of the incident particle is known
and the direction of the radiation is known, but the deflected particle's direction,
and consequently that of A(J, are not known. Consequently the plane containing
...
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