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The resulting potential can be seen to be the same as (2.33), obtained by another
means. Series (3.33), with its coefficients determined by the boundary conditions,
is a unique expansion of the potential. This uniqueness provides a means of ...
The resulting potential can be seen to be the same as (2.33), obtained by another
means. Series (3.33), with its coefficients determined by the boundary conditions,
is a unique expansion of the potential. This uniqueness provides a means of ...
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Time dilatation has been observed in cosmic rays with high-energy mu mesons.
These mesons are produced as secondary particles at a height of the order of 10
or 20 km, and a large fraction of them reach the earth's surface. Since the mean ...
Time dilatation has been observed in cosmic rays with high-energy mu mesons.
These mesons are produced as secondary particles at a height of the order of 10
or 20 km, and a large fraction of them reach the earth's surface. Since the mean ...
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... and 6max, with average value zero (when viewed relative to the forward
direction, or as a projected angle) and mean square angle (0°) given by (13.106).
... (13.109) This means that the mean square angle of the Gaussian is 2\2 (0°) -
27N ...
... and 6max, with average value zero (when viewed relative to the forward
direction, or as a projected angle) and mean square angle (0°) given by (13.106).
... (13.109) This means that the mean square angle of the Gaussian is 2\2 (0°) -
27N ...
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