Subsequently, the Lambda decays into a proton and another negative pion.
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This applies in particular for a pair of particles made of a positive and a negative pion.
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Loosely speaking a positive and a negative pion are less unequal than a positive and a neutral pion.
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The lambda baryon then decays into a proton and a negative pion, producing a " V " pattern.
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Typical particles produced in such collisions are neutrons and charged mesons such as positive or negative pions and kaons.
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This leads, to a new kind of Bose Einstein correlations, namely between positive and negative pions, albeit much weaker than that between two positive or two negative pions.
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This leads, to a new kind of Bose Einstein correlations, namely between positive and negative pions, albeit much weaker than that between two positive or two negative pions.
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Consider as example the decay of a negatively charged Xi baryon ( green in figure, dss ), into a negative pion ( d ) and a neutral Lambda baryon ( uds ).
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:The discovery of this new unstable antiparticle which decays in ( 1.18?.07 ) ?0 & minus; 10 s into an antineutron and a negative pion was announced in September of that year:
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The discovery of this new unstable antiparticle, which decays in ( 1.18?.07 ) ?0 & minus; 10 s into an antineutron and a negative pion, was announced in September of that year.
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