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Exercise 8
19) Use equation P* =/, prove that eigenvalues ae of Pare +1
1») Show that any function fy) canbe expsso asthe sum of eigenfunction f,(x,)\2)
‘sit ienvahe +1, and eigentncion f(x,
fa fiwwomsot
wih eigenvalue -1.Constt the netons
2) Using he information in Table 4.6, determine the G pity ofthe fllowing mesons
(140), (770), e783) 11549), (1020)
3) Thedominan decays ofthe preson ae,
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2r on 3
3) Expliin why’ the 2 mode is forbidden, or both song an clstomagneticintrstons,
1) Explain why the Sir mode is forbidden as strong interaction, but allowed as an
testromagnetic dey.
44) Fortwo pices to interconvert A = B, itis neessry that they have the same mass
[which in practice means that they must be antiparicls of one another) the sume charge,
the same baryon and lepton number. nthe Standard model with the wa hes
eneations show that and B would have tobe neual mesons, and deity their
Possible quirk coatents. Which ofthese particles have been found ,50 fa? Why dos not
‘he neutron mix withthe antneuton inthe same way asthe K" and Kix to produce
ining ofthe neal strange ange vector mesons. K°™PAIN
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Table 46 Quantum numbers of some meson nonets
Observed Nonet
Orbital Net —————__wrerage
angular momentum — spin 1=0 mass (MeV/c?)
Peed (Oren RE | Ia 400
sel rp bo 300
ts! see a iat ley Nth 1200
sel Ot a KE fanfo 1200
sar oa ok fh 1300
ot fen) PE 1400
It seemed peculiar that two otherwise identical particles should carry different
parity. The alternative, suggested by Lee and Yang in 1956 was that x and @ are
really the same particle (now known asthe K*), and parity is simply notconserved in
one ofthe decays. This idea prompted their search for evidence of parity invariance
in the weak interactions and, when they found none, to their proposal for an
experimental test.
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