New posts in Particle Physics

In particle colliders, according to QM, how are two particles able to "collide"?

What is the difference between a neutrino and an electron neutrino?

Are neutrinos just different states of a single particle, in essence?

What are "large hadrons"? Are there also "small hadrons"?

Why can a particle decay into two photons but not one?

Why don't we use positrons from beta plus radiation as a source of anti-electrons for energy?

What is the experimental evidence that the nucleons are made up of three quarks?

Why not build a particle accelerator on ground level? What is the shallowest feasible depth to build one?

Why does the weak nuclear interaction have a shorter range than strong nuclear interaction?

What is the symmetry of the pion triplet ($\pi^{-}, \pi^{0}, \pi^{+}$)?