Sentences with POSITIVE-MUON
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"A positive muon is a subatomic particle with the same mass as an electron but with a positive charge."
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"Scientists use positron emission tomography (PET) scans to study positive muons in the body."
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"The decay of a positive muon into an electron and two neutrinos is a rare process."
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"One application of positive muons is in muon catalyzed fusion, where they can initiate nuclear reactions."
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"Researchers can trap and study positive muons using magnetic fields."
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"The existence of positive muons was first confirmed in 1936 by Carl D. Anderson."
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"The study of positive muons can provide insights into the behavior and properties of other particles."
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"In particle accelerators, positive muons can be generated as a result of high-energy collisions."
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"The properties of positive muons are influenced by the fundamental forces of electromagnetism and the weak force."
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"Scientists are exploring the possibility of using positive muons for advanced imaging techniques."
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"Detection of positive muons is achieved using particle detectors in various scientific experiments."
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"The presence of positive muons can affect the performance of electronic devices."
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"Studies involving positive muons have contributed to advancements in the field of high-energy physics."
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"The positive muon is an elementary particle with the same mass as an electron."
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"A positive muon is produced during the decay of a pion."
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"Positronium is formed when a positive muon interacts with an electron."
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"The positive muon decays into a positron and two neutrinos."
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"Scientists study the properties of the positive muon to gain insights into fundamental physics."
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"A high-energy positive muon can penetrate several meters of material before decaying."
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"The moment of the positive muon is sensitive to the external magnetic field."
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"The detection of a positive muon can be used to identify the presence of certain particles."
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"Collisions between cosmic rays and atoms in the Earth's atmosphere can create positive muons."
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"The positive muon is classified as a lepton, similar to the electron."
