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Annihilation (connecting positron and electrons) gives us 2 gamma rays. I.e
[tex]^{0}_{-1}e+ ^{0}_{+1}e \rightarrow 2 \gamma[/tex]
In my textbook says:
Why [tex]e[/tex] is written like [tex]^{0}_{-1}e[/tex] instead of [tex]e^-^1[/tex] or something??
[tex]^{0}_{-1}e+ ^{0}_{+1}e \rightarrow 2 \gamma[/tex]
In my textbook says:
Now my question, what is law of preservation of impulse??mytextbook said:The pair positron-electron is processing according to the laws of preservation of the energy and the impulse...
Impulse of the gamma quant is equal to the both particles, same as the nucleus (which is in interaction with), but, the summary impulse is same before and after the process... That is confirmed in The Wilson's chamber which is inside of magnetic and electric field. In that field the electron and the positron like opposite charged particles are going into opposite directions.
Why [tex]e[/tex] is written like [tex]^{0}_{-1}e[/tex] instead of [tex]e^-^1[/tex] or something??