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Ive read that elementary particles can decay. I am trying to understand how this can be with a particle that has no composition. So i have two questions:
If elementary particle A decays into particles B and C, then why can't we say that A is composed of B and C?
If an elementary particle can decay, does it mean it can be created also? Is there a specific term for this process?
If elementary particle A decays into particles B and C, then why can't we say that A is composed of B and C?
If an elementary particle can decay, does it mean it can be created also? Is there a specific term for this process?