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Physics, 26.11.2019 18:31, oktacos

Abeam of π+ particles (mπ = 140 mev/c2) is accelerated to a momentum of pπ+ = 3.1 gev/c in the laboratory frame. a π+ particle decays into a positive muon (mμ = 105 mev/c2) and a muon neutrino (mνμ = 0 mev/c2).

a. what is the energy of the muon in the rest frame of the π+?
b. what is the energy of the muon in the laboratory frame if it is found traveling in the beam direction?
c. what is the energy of the muon in the laboratory frame if it is found traveling at and angle of 250 mrad with respect to the beam direction?

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