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Origin of the Third Family

English · Hardback

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In 1967 a group of physicists from the University of Bologna, led by A Zichichi, published a proposal to search for a heavy lepton using the Frascati (e(+)e(-)) collider. The proposal, whose key pages are reproduced in this book on the 30th anniversary of the publication, was the consequence of many years of work started at CERN, where, in addition to the original idea of searching for a heavy lepton carrying its own leptonic number, new technologies were invented to allow the detection of a signal whose identification against the high background of hadronic processes was extremely difficult.More than ten years of work by A Zichichi, together with his students and his collaborators, have paved the way for the discovery of the Third Family of fundamental particles. In this authoritative volume, a group of eminent physicists unequivocally establishes the origin of the Third Family of the basic constituents of matter.


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Authors O. Barnabei, etc., L. (Italian Institute of Nuclear Physics Maiani, F.R. (University of Bologna Monaco, R.A. (Italian Physical Society Ricci
Assisted by O. Barnabei (Editor), Luciano Maiani (Editor), Fabio Roversi Monaco (Editor), R A Ricci (Editor)
Publisher World Scientific Publishing Company
 
Languages English
Product format Hardback
Released 05.06.1998
 
EAN 9789810231637
ISBN 978-981-02-3163-7
No. of pages 176
Dimensions 191 mm x 271 mm x 14 mm
Weight 535 g
Series World Scientific Series in 20th Century Physics
World Scientific 20th Century
Subject Natural sciences, medicine, IT, technology > Physics, astronomy > Atomic physics, nuclear physics

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