Hi,
In the lab frame, the outcomes of a particle decay process will have
their momentum in the direction of the momentum of the decaying
particle to conserve momentum. What about the particle frame? In the
particle frame the momentum is zero and no direction is better than the
other, so what would be the direction of the emitted outcomes?
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Re: could this be possible ... >> existence of magnetic fields for continuous charges.... >> single point particle as moving then it is well known that magnetic ... > the ring remains the same? ... > the x-axis of some inertial frame.... (sci.physics.relativity)
