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Higgs decay into baryon-antibaryon pair
I have an exercise for "Introduction to high energy physics" and I'm baffled. The exercise states:
Problem: Higgs particle of mass 125.7 GeV decays in an exclusive channel of baryon-...
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How does the process $\bar{K}^0+p \to \Lambda^0+\pi^+$ work?
I was asked to find an energy for the $\bar{K}^0+p \to \Lambda^0+\pi^+$ interaction for an exercise and I got curious about how the Feynman diagram for this process would look like.
In terms of quarks,...
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Why are the lifetimes of the neutral and charged $\Xi$ hyperons so different?
According to the Particle Data Group, the lifetimes of the neutral and charged $\Xi$ baryons differ significantly: $\tau(\Xi^-) = (1.639 \pm 0.015) \times 10^{-10}$ s, while $\tau(\Xi^0) = (2.90 \pm 0....
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$\Omega^0_c \to \Sigma^+ K^-K^- \pi^+$ Feynman diagram
How can I work out the Feynman diagram for the decay process, $\Omega^0_c \to \Sigma^+ K^-K^- \pi^+$?
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$\Sigma^{+}$ baryon decay- why no decays to neutron and electron-neutrino pair?
I am working on a homework problem involving a decay of the form
$\Sigma^+\rightarrow n+e^++\nu_e$,
with the goal of providing justification for why this decay is not experimentally observed. To ...
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Conservation of Baryon number for this proton decay
The conservation law requires that Baryon number be conserved; that is, the sum of the Baryon number before and after a reaction/ decay must always equal the sum of the Baryon number after the ...
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