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Particle Physics
Demonstrations 1 - 20 of 38
Implosion Mechanism for Plutonium BombHow the Proton and Neutron Got Their MassesSeparation of Topological SingularitiesThe Cyclotron
Implosion Mechanism for Plutonium BombHow the Proton and Neutron Got Their MassesSeparation of Topological SingularitiesThe Cyclotron
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Radioactive Decay as a Probability DistributionA Model for Successive Radioactive DecaysRelativistic Time Dilation in Muon DecayHalf-Life of a Radioactive Element
Radioactive Decay as a Probability Distribution
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A Model for Successive Radioactive Decays
Made for Mathematica 7
Relativistic Time Dilation in Muon DecayHalf-Life of a Radioactive Element
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Soliton Trajectories of the Modified Korteweg-de Vries Equation (mKdV)Radioactive Decay in the Causal Interpretation of Quantum TheoryCavity Quantum Electrodynamics with Bosons: Emission Spectra in the Strong and Weak Coupling RegimesTelevision Monitor Based on a Cathode Ray Tube
Soliton Trajectories of the Modified Korteweg-de Vries Equation (mKdV)Radioactive Decay in the Causal Interpretation of Quantum TheoryCavity Quantum Electrodynamics with Bosons: Emission Spectra in the Strong and Weak Coupling RegimesTelevision Monitor Based on a Cathode Ray Tube
Causal Interpretation of the Free Quantum ParticleThe Higgs ParticleInelastic Collisions of Two SpheresRetrocausality: A Toy Model
Causal Interpretation of the Free Quantum ParticleThe Higgs ParticleInelastic Collisions of Two SpheresRetrocausality: A Toy Model
Elastic Collisions of Two SpheresDirac Matrices in Higher DimensionsInteraction at a Distance: The Radiation ModelMagnetic Resonance and Bloch Equations
Elastic Collisions of Two SpheresDirac Matrices in Higher DimensionsInteraction at a Distance: The Radiation ModelMagnetic Resonance and Bloch Equations

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