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kidsmoker
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In all the books I've been reading it just states that muons are unstable and that they decay into an electron and a neutrino (all be it with a relatively long life-time compared to some other particles). But it says nothing about why the muon actually decays. I assume it's something to do with it wanting to lower its energy but i'd like to know a bit more detail if I could.
Thanks!
Thanks!