PPT-From Nucleons to Quarks

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Misak Sargsian Florida International University Miami Hadrons in the Nuclear Medium CLAS 12 2 nd European Workshop 711 March 2010 Paris High Energy Electro Nuclear

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Misak Sargsian Florida International University Miami Hadrons in the Nuclear Medium CLAS 12 2 nd European Workshop 711 March 2010 Paris High Energy Electro Nuclear Processes . Hideki Yukawa. - 1935- Theorized that a particle passes back and forth between protons and neutrons to hold the nucleus together.. Predicted the existence of a particle called a . meson. (also known as pions). The meson was observed in 1947.. interesting ?. Interaction of heavy quarks with the plasma. . - . our model (elastic and inelastic collisions, LPM). . - comparison with data. . - how far we are with our understanding. . Interaction, . Quarks + Gluons. Quark . Model. Partons. Gluons + QCD. M.Klein. 4.3.2013 L4. Introduction to Particle Physics - Max Klein . – . Lecture . 4. - . Liverpool . University. 4.3.13. Light Quarks. Project Supervisor: Dr. Babar . Qureshi. Project by: M. Anadil Saeed. Occasional Helper: Dr. . Amer. Iqbal. What does the information given in the previous slide mean? Let me illustrate a little.. What are quarks?. . Craig Roberts. Physics Division. Origin of Mass. The . 2013 . Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to Higgs and . Englert. following discovery of the Higgs boson at the Large . Hadron. Collider. . Particles. . INTRODUCTION . to. Elementary Particle Physics. Fundamental building blocks of. which all matter is composed:. . Elementary Particles. . electron. The Standard Model. Chapter 14. Elementary Particle Physics. Fundamental Forces of Nature. Force. Particles acted upon. Relative Strength. Lifetimes. Range. Mediating. particle. Notes. Strong. Hadrons and Quarks. Chapter 38. Reminders. Complete last Mallard. -based reading quiz before class on . Thursday (. Ch 39).. I will be sending out last weekly reflection and sample final . on Thursday. . Final exam Thursday, . nucleons Quarks attract one another with a force that actually becomes stronger the farther the quarks are apart, as if each were joined to its neighbors by means of an unbreakable elastic thread. When quarks Pseudo-scalar Mesons. J. P. =1. -. K. Nakamura et al., JPG 37, 075021 (2010) (http://pdg.lbl.gov). Ground state mesons of the “u”, “d”, “c” and “s” quarks (and their anti-quarks). Lightest baryon multiplets. Aran David Stubbs. The Inframatter Research Center. http://inframatterresearchcenter.org/. APS Conference March 2014. Outline. Outline. Layers. Atom. Nuclei. Quarks, Di-quarks, & the like. Proto-matter. "Of what is the world made?". and. "What holds all the “stuff” together?". Many things in this world share the same characteristics? . Everything in our world, all things, are actually composed of only two fundamental bits of construction material. . Four forces in nature. Gravity. Electromagnetic. Weak. Strong . . . Responsible for binding protons and neutrons together to make . nuclei, holds together. quarks . that make protons and neutrons.

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