Re: Muon paradox

On 04/05/2025 12:01 PM, Paul.B.Andersen wrote:

Den 05.04.2025 20:57, skrev Paul.B.Andersen:

Muons are created by collisions between cosmic rays at ~15 km,
and will after the creation have an initial energy ~ 6 GeV
which is equivalent to a speed ~ 0.999845g1 ⋅c.

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which is equivalent to a speed ~ 0.999845⋅c
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Of course, muon physics in that framework of SR's after
mass-energy equivalency and that the nuclear radiation
which is for various models of nuclear theory including
both the nucleonic and hadronic, and with regards to
mass-equivalency and also charge-equivalency with regards
to the ionizing radiation, or for alpha and beta "particles",
has that muons are basically going in the other direction,
yet there's no way for SR to say that, so it's up to other
fields where among electron physics, hadron physics, muon physics,
and neutrino physics, that among the electric and photonic, and
the nuclear and electric, and the nuclear and nuclear, and the
nuclear and nuclear, have that the fields of physics _underneath_
the equivalencies, have _inequivalencies_, about the post recently
where there was sort of broken out E and the F's.
"... which is equivalent to a mass-equivalent ~ 0.999845 infinity"
Super-symmetry not only isn't dead, it doesn't even
entirely belong to hadron physics.