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Subject: [OM] New particles from LHC!
From: Mike Gordon via olympus <olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2017 19:06:41 -0400
Cc: usher99@xxxxxxx
http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-39333376

Another exotic cousin of the proton.   The first Omega baryon was observed in a 
cloud chamber in 1964 but not these guys.  The new guys should consist of 
two strange and a charm quark.  This should shed some light on the gluons and 
strong force that they mediate.  In case anyone requires a refresher of the 
forces of nature, have appended it on the bottom of the post from my previous 
post. 

Protons consist of two up quarks and a down  and have an  anomalously  large 
magnetic moment.  This is mediated by the spins of the quarks-- and the spins 
of the component quarks do not add up.  This  resulted in the  great proton 
spin crisis-one of the great puzzles in physics.  Good thing about the large 
magnetic moment of the proton though as it enables a large NMR signal and thus  
the beautiful high res images obtained by MRI scanners; the very same ones 
insurance will not want to pay for.  We have a beautiful 3 tesla scanner down 
the hall and is essential to take proper care of the pituitary tumor patients 
seen here. 

Charmingly strange?, Mike











 " In order of increasing strength:


    5. The Gravitational Force
    This is the force that holds us onto the Earth. It could be important in 
our daily life, but on the scale of atomic world it is of negligible or no 
importance at all. Gravitational force is cumulative and extended to infinity.
     
    But on the scale of individual particles, the force is extremely small, 
only in the order of 10**-38 times that of the strong force--10**-50  times 
that of the OP force 
     
    4.  The Weak Force This force is responsible for nuclear beta decay and 
other similar decay processes involving fundamental particles. The range of 
this force is smaller than 1 fm and is 10**-7 weaker than the strong force
     
    3. The Electromagnetic Force    This is the force which exists between all 
particles which have an electric charge. For example, electrons (negative 
charge) bind with nucleus of an atom, due to the presence of protons (positive 
charge). The force is long range, in principle extending over infinite 
distance. It is 100 times weaker than the strong force and  twelve orders of 
magnitude weaker yet again than the OP force--mediated by photons as described 
by QED--quantum electrodynamics.
     
    2.  The Strong Force
    This force is responsible for binding of nuclei. It is the dominant one in 
reactions and decays of most of the fundamental particles. This force is so 
strong that it binds and stabilize the protons of similar charges within a 
nucleus. However, it is very short range. No such force will be felt beyond the 
order of 1 fm (femtometer or 10**-15 m). Mediated by Gluons as described in 
QCD-- Quantum chromodynamics.
     
    1.  OP Force    Othello  Patroclus  Force -- Governs all particle activity 
at 145.  Mediated by force of will and  remains unexplained by quantum theory.  
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