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Physics, 28.07.2021 21:10, MayFlowers

Measure the distance traveled by both neutral particles and calculate their speed from their momenta, and hence determine the lifetimes, both in the laboratory, and in their own rest-frames. Compare the latter with the accepted values [3]. Estimate the probability of finding a lifetime value equal or larger than the one you found.

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