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Book edition 10th Edition

Author(s) David Halliday

Pages 1328 pages

ISBN 9781118230718

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How much energy would be released if Earth were annihilated by collision with an anti-Earth?

this energy will power the sun for $8.826 \times 10^{7}$ years.

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Step 1: Earth annihilation by collision

During the annihilation of matter and antimatter whole mass converts to energy. mass of earth made of matter and antimatter is equal.

this energy will power the sun for $8.826 \times 10^{7}$ years.

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Consider the neutrino whose symbol is $\bar{ν_{τ}}$ . (a) Is it a quark, a

lepton, a meson, or a baryon? (b) Is it a particle or an antiparticle? (c) Is it a boson or a fermion? (d) Is it stable against spontaneous decay?

Use the conservation laws and Tables 44-3 and 44-4 to identify particle $x$ in each of the following reactions, which proceed by means of the strong interaction: (a) $p + p \to p + Λ^{0} + x$ (b) $p + \bar{p} \to n + x$ (c). $π^{-} + p \to Ε^{0} + K^{0} + x$

From tables 44-3 and 44-5, determine the identity of the baryon formed from quarks (a), $d d u$ (b), $u u s$ and (c) $s s d$ . Check your answers against the baryon octet shown in Fig 44-3a.

Question: What is the quark formation that makes up (a) the xi-minus particle and (b) the anti-xi-minus particle? The particles have no charm, bottom, or top.

There are baryons with spin .Their symbols and quantum numbers for charge and strangeness are as follows:

	q	S		q	S
$∆^{-}$	-1	0	$\sum_{}^{* 0}$	0	-1
$∆^{0}$	0	0	$\sum_{}^{* +}$	+1	-1
$∆^{+}$	+1	0	$\equiv^{* 0}$	-1	-2
$∆^{+ +}$	+2	0	$\equiv^{* 0}$	0	-2
$\sum_{}^{* -}$	-1	-1	$Ω^{-}$	-1	-3

Make a charge–strangeness plot for these baryons, using the sloping coordinate system of Fig. 44-3. Compare your plot with this figure.

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