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... mass , the mass difference is AM = m „ o 135.0 Mev , while the target mass is m2 = m , = 938.5 Mev . Then the threshold energy is Tth = 135.0 1 + 135.0 2 ( 938.5 ) - 135.0 ( 1.072 ) = 144.7 Mev As another example consider the production ...
... mass , the mass difference is AM = m „ o 135.0 Mev , while the target mass is m2 = m , = 938.5 Mev . Then the threshold energy is Tth = 135.0 1 + 135.0 2 ( 938.5 ) - 135.0 ( 1.072 ) = 144.7 Mev As another example consider the production ...
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... mass m collides with a fixed , smooth , hard sphere of radius R. Assuming that the collision is elastic , show that in the dipole approximation ( neglecting retardation effects ) the classical differential cross section for the emission ...
... mass m collides with a fixed , smooth , hard sphere of radius R. Assuming that the collision is elastic , show that in the dipole approximation ( neglecting retardation effects ) the classical differential cross section for the emission ...
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... mass m interact by means of a short - range repulsive interaction which is equivalent to a hard sphere of radius R in their relative separation . Neglecting the electromagnetic inter- action between the two particles , determine the ...
... mass m interact by means of a short - range repulsive interaction which is equivalent to a hard sphere of radius R in their relative separation . Neglecting the electromagnetic inter- action between the two particles , determine the ...
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