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Pedro de la Torre
Hello, I am startfing to study kaons and I can not understand why (or how) We know that the decay process of k → 2 π is much faster than the K → 3π.
In the Griffits´ book he says that: The reason is the energy released is greater.
But I don´t get it.
Can someone explain me this issue a bit?
And, if possible, how could Gell-Mannand Pais predict the conversion between a K° and its antiparticle?
In the Griffits´ book he says that: The reason is the energy released is greater.
But I don´t get it.
Can someone explain me this issue a bit?
And, if possible, how could Gell-Mannand Pais predict the conversion between a K° and its antiparticle?