Quarcum lepor
Signum | Nomen | Onus | Massa | |
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Lat. | Ang. | |||
Primum genus | ||||
d | deorsum | down | −1/3 | ~ 5 MeV/c² |
u | sursum | up | +2/3 | ~ 3 MeV/c² |
Secundum genus | ||||
s | mirum | strange | −1/3 | 95 ± 25 MeV/c² |
c | lepor | charm | +2/3 | 1,8 GeV/c² |
Tertium genus | ||||
b | imum | bottom | −1/3 | 4,5 GeV/c² |
t | summum | top | +2/3 | 171 GeV/c² |
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Quarcum lepor,? vel quarcum c,[1] omnium quarcorum est tertium e maxime massvo, quasi particula elementaris, et magna materiei pars. Quarca lepor in hadrona appellatis inveniuntur, quae particulae subatomicae in quarcis consistentes sunt. Inter hadrona quae quarca mira continent sunt meson J/ψ, mesona D, baryona mirifica sigma, aliaeque particulae mirae.
Quarcum lepor, cum quarco miro, est pars secundae materiei aetatis, atque onus electricum +2/3 e? et massam nudam 95+9
−3 MeV/c2.? habet.[2] Quarcum lepor, sicut omnia quarca, est fermion elementare cui est versus 1/2,? et quod omnes quattuor vires fundamentales[3] patitur, quae sunt gravitatio, electromagnetismus, vires debiles, et vires fortes. Antiparticula quarci leporis est antiquarcum lepor,[4] quod ab eo differt solum quod nonnullae ex eius proprietatibus, sicut onus electricum, magnitudinem aequam sed signum oppositum exhibent.
Exsistentia quarci quarti a nonnullis auctoribus circa 1964 excogitabatur, exempli gratia a Iacobo Bjorken et Sheldon Lee Glashow[5]), sed a Sheldon Lee Glashow, Ioanne Iliopoulos, et Luciano Maiani anno 1970 certe praedicta est.[6] Glashow ipse sic dixit: "Nostrum constructum 'quarcum mirum' nominabamus, nam a symmetria quam in mundum subnuclearem ferebat fascinabamur et oblectabamur."[7][8] Prima particula fascinata (particula quarcum leporem continens) nota erat meson J/ψ, quam anno 1974 manus investigatorum invenerunt apud Sedem Acceleratoris Linearis Stanfordiensem in California, Burtono Richter duce,[9] atque adeo apud Laboratorium Nationale Brookhavenense in Novo Eboraco, Samuele Ting duce.[10]
J/Psi particula subatomica anno 1974 inventum (et ergo quarcum lepor inventum) multas coepit res gestas magni momenti, quae Res Novae Novembres una appellantur.
Hadrona quae quarca lepores continent
[recensere | fontem recensere]Nonnulla hadrona quarca lepores continent.
- Mesona D quarcum leporem (aut eius antiparticulam) et quarcum sursum aut deorsum continent.
- Mesona D mirus quarcum leporem et quarcum mirum continent.
- Sunt multi status charmonia dicti, exempli gratia particulae J/Psi, quae in quarco lepore et eius antiparticula consistunt.
- Baryona mira observata sunt, et nomina per analogiam cum baryonis miris ferunt, exempli gratia particula lambda+ miro.
Nexus interni
Notae
[recensere | fontem recensere]- ↑ Signum c, Anglicum charm significans.
- ↑ Tanabashi et al. 2018.
- ↑ Etiam interactiones fundamentales appellatae.
- ↑ Aliquando quarcum antilepor et antilepor tantum appellatum.
- ↑ B. J. Bjorken, S. L. Glashow; Glashow (1964). "Elementary particles and SU(4)". Physics Letters 11 (3): 255–57
- ↑ S. L. Glashow, J. Iliopoulos, L. Maiani; Iliopoulos; Maiani (1970). "Weak Interactions with Lepton–Hadron Symmetry". Physical Review D 2 (7): 1285–92
- ↑ Anglice "We called our construct the 'charmed quark', for we were fascinated and pleased by the symmetry it brought to the subnuclear world."
- ↑ M. Riordan (1987). The Hunting of the Quark: A True Story of Modern Physics. Simon & Schuster. p. 210. ISBN 978-0-671-50466-3
- ↑ J.-E. Augustin (1974). "Discovery of a Narrow Resonance in e+e− Annihilation". Physical Review Letters 33 (23): 1406
- ↑ J. J. Aubert (1974). "Experimental Observation of a Heavy Particle J". Physical Review Letters 33 (23): 1404
Bibliographia
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