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2009 November 3rd, 15:51
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Quark
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proton colliding problem
A proton of total energy E collides elastically with a second proton at rest in the laboratory. After the collision the two protons follow trajectories which are disposed symmetrically at angles +/- Φ to the direction of the incident particle. Show that
cos(Φ)= (E-Eo)/(E+3Eo) Where Eo is the rest mass energy of the proton. |
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2009 November 3rd, 16:04
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Homework.
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2009 November 3rd, 16:10
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Quark
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what's homework?
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2009 November 3rd, 20:31
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