Titlebook: Elementary Particles and Their Interactions; Concepts and Phenome Quang Ho-Kim,Xuan-Yem Pham Textbook 1998 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelber

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Particles and Interactions: An Overview,stic properties which we shall study more fully later in this book. We shall also ponder on the crucial and pervasive role of the concept of symmetry, and close the chapter with considerations of the indispensable practical matter of physical units.

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Skin Basics; Structure and Functiontations. In particular, it is not generally applicable to the study of elementary particles because it cannot properly predict the dynamic behavior of systems evolving at high velocities and, in its usual formulation, cannot account for the phenomena of creation and annihilation of particles that re

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