| 1. | This theory accounts for and conserves particle energy and angular momentum.
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| 2. | It conserves the particle energy and thus is called elastic scattering.
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| 3. | :Larger diameter can achieve greater particle energies for the same amount of input energy.
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| 4. | In all of those methods, the measured energy is proportional to the initial particle energy.
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| 5. | A surprising system of intersecting Cherenkov rings in a biaxial crystal at precisely defined particle energies was predicted.
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| 6. | So is there a continuous range of cosmic-ray particle energies, or is there a gap in the range?
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| 7. | They are identified by their curvature in a magnetic field and particle energy is measured in a calorimeter.
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| 8. | Direct conversion of particle energy to thrust is theoretically simpler, merely requiring magnetically directing a neutral plasma beam.
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| 9. | As the particles do not interact, the total energy of the system is the sum of the single-particle energies.
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| 10. | He reports particle energies up to about 100 keV, which isn't really'atom-smashing'territory, but is definitely solid proof of principle.
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