Particle Physics: Strange Particles | A-level Physics | OCR, AQA, Edexcel

[@StephenGillie]

Wouldn't this create a chain reaction, where a pion hits a proton, creating the sigma and kaon particles? So from one starting pion, we ended with 3 and a replacement proton.

[@aishasaddique2358]

this was so unbelievably detailed, better than the textbook or how I was taught in class

[@abdulrahmanabdulrahman2408]

Good technique to understand that

[@youngtroy7545]

at 2.27 it resembles pair production. therefore is pair production a strong interaction wherein the particles derive from a gluon? I am new to a level physics so i apologise if this question doesnt make sense

[@tinniesealjiji]

thanks this is really helping in quaraine

[@StephenGillie]

Joke: Can we call decaying kaons "de-kaons"?

[@tacituskilgore3353]