FROM PIONS TO PROTON DECAY: Tales of the Unexpected

Perkins, D. H.

doi:10.1146/annurev.nucl.55.102703.130016

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“…Weinberg 44 predicted the consequences of the proton decay to the cosmological science, and the 'electromagnetic showers ... generated from the decay of neutral pions ... in the nuclear interactions of primary protons' in Perkins 45 's CERN neutrino experiments corroborates with the observational induction. Apart from the muon line of thermonuclear chemical instability in the W-asymmetry in white hole thermonuclear astrochemical stability being corroborated by the laboratory literature 45 , the results from figure 8 corroborates with the 'perturbative quantum chromodynamics could be expected to apply' description by Perkins 45 .…”

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Neutron Number Asymmetry in Proton Decay Momentum

Pachankis¹

2022

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The cosmic censorship hypothesis put a threshold on the observable universe with the order of magnitude in the visible spectrum and space-time singularity. The research put the question into the scope of chemical cosmology in local universe cases of black hole and white hole thermonuclear binding. The research adopted a controlled group data experiment with the NASA multi-mission all-spectrum space telescopes for thermonuclear chemical recombination in quantum, and an experimental group with Harvard-Smithsonian MicroObservatory in observational cosmology testing. References on the controlled group were taken on the data products of 2Mass, WISE, and neoWISE missions in critical mass behaviors behind the information conundrum. The controlled group experiment ended with the result on the presence of antimatter Van der Waals force behind the plausible cause of the cosmic censorship hypothesis, and the experimental group included one result on the thermonuclear induction to the high frequency Doppler Shift to the annihilating dark matter momentum. The research concludes that the wrapping of time can be applied to the wrapping of space itself for a thermal arrow of time in general relativity with the SI Unit of definition, paving a cosmological foundation to quantum gravity.

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Neutron Number Asymmetry in Proton Decay Momentum

Pachankis¹

2022

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“…Since the 1920s some physicists have experimented with nuclear emulsions (Perkins, 2005); however, the efficiency of such method has not been proven, mainly due to emulsion sensitivity problems in recording various types of particles, especially the fastest moving.…”

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Photography in the boundaries of the visible. From Santiago Ramón y Cajal to Cecil Frank Powell

López-Cantos

2016

Cogent Arts & Humanities

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In this article, we analyze the use of photographic technologies of two renowned researchers whose investigation results would have been impossible to carry out, as occurs in Galileo a few centuries before with the use of imaging techniques, without the use of photography: Santiago Ramón y Cajal and Cecil Frank Powell, Nobel Prize winners in medicine in 1906 and in physics in 1950, respectively. These researchers were selected, first, because of their close relation with photography and, second, to clearly illustrate the gradual transgression of scientific photographic representation starting in the late nineteenth century from the visible to the invisible.Quod tertio loco a nobis fuit observatum, est ipsiusmet LACTEI Circuli essentia, seumateries, quam Perspicilli beneficio adeo ad sensum licet intueri, ut et altercationes omnes, quae per tot saecula philosophos excruciarunt, ab oculata certitudine dirimantur, nosque a verbosis disputationibus liberemur (Galileo Galilei, Siderius Nuncius, 1610 1 ).

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Study of relativistic charged particles production in 84Kr36 emulsion interactions ∼1GeV per nucleon with wounded nucleon model

Marimuthu

Prajapati

Singh

et al. 2019

Int. J. Mod. Phys. E

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This article is focused on the multiplicity and probability distribution of the emitted charged pions (N  ) for interaction of 84 Kr 36 projectile with nuclear emulsion targets at kinetic energy 1 GeV per nucleon. In the wounded nucleon model frame work, we have calculated the total number of wounded nucleons (W) and total number of interactions (ν). The obtained results revealed that the average multiplicity of the charged pions is dependent on the projectile and target mass. The calculated values of the wounded nucleons (W) and total number of interactions (ν) shows strong dependence on the mass of the colliding nuclei. The emission rate of mean multiplicity of the and increases with increasing the total number of wounded nucleons (W) and total number of interactions (ν). The mean multiplicity value of and linearly increases with increasing the projectile mass number (A P ) and independent of the incident energy.

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FROM PIONS TO PROTON DECAY: Tales of the Unexpected

Cited by 4 publications

References 34 publications

Neutron Number Asymmetry in Proton Decay Momentum

Neutron Number Asymmetry in Proton Decay Momentum

Photography in the boundaries of the visible. From Santiago Ramón y Cajal to Cecil Frank Powell

Study of relativistic charged particles production in 84Kr36 emulsion interactions ∼1GeV per nucleon with wounded nucleon model

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