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Would anyone notice (unless they were looking for it) that the mass of a particle species had a span, rather than a fixed mass?
Say there were an as-yet-undiscoved particle with a range of mass. Would you notice it in collider run data if it's mass were not fixed?
If the mass of a neutrino ranged, could you tell?
Say there were an as-yet-undiscoved particle with a range of mass. Would you notice it in collider run data if it's mass were not fixed?
If the mass of a neutrino ranged, could you tell?
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