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Does it happen at high energies (heavier leptons decay)?
A lepton is an elementary particle. The best known of all leptons is the electron which governs nearly all of chemistry as it is found in atoms and is directly tied to all chemical properties.
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Why is Neutron Heavier than Proton?
This is Neutron decay:
$$n^o \to p^+ + e^- + \overline {\nu_e}.$$
and this is proton one:
$$p^+ \to n^o + e^+ + \nu_e$$
so when the $e^+ =e^-$ and $\nu_e=\overline {\nu_e}$ why $n \not= p$?
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Neutron decay and electron anti neutrino $n\to p + e + \bar{\nu}_e$
Why do we need neutrino to explain neutron decay?
Is there any evidence regarding existence neutrinos in the context of
$n\to p + e + \bar{\nu}_e$?
