New Particle Discovered at CERN
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New Particle Discovered at CERN
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Re: New Particle Discovered at CERN
#2>The baryon known as Xi_b^*
A word on your PR, physics.
Re: New Particle Discovered at CERN
#3>The baryon known as Xi_b^* A word on your PR, physics.
Except that that isn't what it's called. That's the TeX way of describing it. Funny that their entire press release assumes you are looking through a TeX or LaTeX lens :-)
It should actually look like this:
http://equationater.com/84e00ccd9705dca5bc0917a33e162502.png
If you look at the full list of baryons on Wikipedia you'll see that it's one of many in this format: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_baryons This is a Xi.
The particle Xi_b^ comprises one “up”, one “strange” and one “bottom” quark (usb)*
So, it's an up strange bottom (usb) baryon.
Re: New Particle Discovered at CERN
#4Not really a new particle as much as a resonance mode. No big deal...
Re: New Particle Discovered at CERN
#5I am still waiting for them to discover the Bozon, the carrier of the Bozo force.
Re: New Particle Discovered at CERN
#6I am still waiting for them to discover the Bozon, the carrier of the Bozo force.
The Bozon is difficult to find because political parties are hoarding them.
Re: New Particle Discovered at CERN
#7>The baryon known as Xi_b^* A word on your PR, physics.
Except that that isn't what it's called. That's the TeX way of describing it. Funny that their entire press release assumes you are looking through a TeX or LaTeX lens :-) It should actually look like this: http://equationater.com/84e00ccd9705dca5bc0917a33e162502.png If you look at the full list of baryons on Wikipedia you'll see that it's one of many in this format: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_baryons This…
Interesting. Thank you for clarifying that.
Re: New Particle Discovered at CERN
#8>The baryon known as Xi_b^* A word on your PR, physics.
Except that that isn't what it's called. That's the TeX way of describing it. Funny that their entire press release assumes you are looking through a TeX or LaTeX lens :-) It should actually look like this: http://equationater.com/84e00ccd9705dca5bc0917a33e162502.png If you look at the full list of baryons on Wikipedia you'll see that it's one of many in this format: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_baryons This…
two questions--
how does that differ from \Xi_b^0, which also seems to be a usb baryon?
is there a standard way to pronounce those symbols (e.g. "xi star sub-b")?
Re: New Particle Discovered at CERN
#9Not really a new particle as much as a resonance mode. No big deal...
i m curious, if the notion of particle will fade away and there will be a quasi-continuous resonance modes of waves....
Re: New Particle Discovered at CERN
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Except that that isn't what it's called. That's the TeX way of describing it. Funny that their entire press release assumes you are looking through a TeX or LaTeX lens :-) It should actually look like this: http://equationater.com/84e00ccd9705dca5bc0917a33e162502.png If you look at the full list of baryons on Wikipedia you'll see that it's one of many in this format: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_baryons This…
two questions-- how does that differ from \Xi_b^0, which also seems to be a usb baryon? is there a standard way to pronounce those symbols (e.g. "xi star sub-b")?
Close, it's just like "zeye star bee". (edited)