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Second baryon octet
Let's temporarily ignore spin. If 3 denotes the standard representation of SU(3), 1 the trivial rep, 8 the adjoint rep and 10 the symmetric cube then it's well-known that
3 x 3 x 3 = 1 + 8 + 8 + 10
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Final-state baryons in $p \bar p$ collisions in Pythia
I'm trying to simulate inclusive $\chi_c$ production in $p \bar p$ collisions at very low energies (~ 5.5 GeV) using Pythia8 event generator. Leaving aside problems bounded with applicability of ...
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Baryon asymmetry
Baryon asymmetry refers to the observation that apparently there is matter in the Universe but not much antimatter. We don't see galaxies made of antimatter or observe gamma rays that would be ...
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What barriers exist to prevent us from turning a baryon into a anti-baryon?
At present the only way we can produce anti-matter is through high powered collisions. New matter is created from the energy produced in these collisions and some of them are anti-matter particles ...
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What is the correct term for the “polarity” of matter (matter vs. antimatter)? Are fractional polarities allowed?
What is the correct term for the "polarity" of matter (matter vs. antimatter)?
Are neutral polarities allowed? (1,0,-1)
Are fractional polarities allowed?
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Baryonic Missing Mass
A recent article from a popular astronomy website tells of discovery of missing mass (not dark matter) that has puzzled astronomers for some time. Apparently, the discovery involves enhanced electron ...
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How to calculate the density of relic neutrinos?
May be not neutrinos, but antineutrinos? Or both types?
In the last case, why they didn't annihilate and what is the ratio of relic neutrinos to relic antineutrinos? Is that ratio somehow related to ...
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Is it possible to destroy proton in proton-proton collision?
Or in proton-electron collision.
To destroy is to turn into other particles, not baryons.
In context of the baryon asymmetry.
