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    Lepton
    A collective term for those spin 1/2 particles (Fermions) which do not undergo strong interactions. The word Lepton was coined from Greek root to indicate that these are light particles. The known leptons (e;, m;, ne, nm) are all lighter than the mesons and baryons.
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    lepton
    A fundamental particle of matter that does not take part in strong interactions. All leptons are fermions and have spin ½. The charged leptons are the electron, the muon, the tau lepton, and their antiparticles. Neutral leptons are called neutrinos. Lepton number is the total number of leptons ...
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    lepton
    lepton (lep'ton") [Gr.,=light (i.e., lightweight)], class of elementary particles that includes the electron and its antiparticle, the muon and its antiparticle, the tau and its antiparticle, and the neutrino and antineutrino associated with each of these particles. Leptons are the lightest ...
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    Lepton
    In nuclear physics, a lepton is any member of a class of charged or uncharged elementary particles of small mass, such as an electron, positron, neutrino, tau; or a member of the muon family (muon, negative muon, and muon neutrino). Each member of the lepton class has an antiparticle. Although all l...
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    lepton
    Any of a class of elementary particles that are not affected by the strong nuclear force. The leptons comprise the electron, muon, and tau, and their neutrinos (the electron neutrino, muon neutrino, and tau neutrino), as well as their six antiparticles. In July 2000, researchers at Fermilab, in the ...
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    Lepton
    A fundamental matter particle that does not participate in strong interactions. The charge leptons are the (e), the muon (), the tau () and their antiparticles. Neutral leptons are called neutrinos ( ).
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    Lepton
    A fundamental matter particle that does not participate in strong interactions. The charge leptons are the (e), the muon (), the tau () and their antiparticles. Neutral leptons are called neutrinos ( ).
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    lepton
    Along with quarks, leptons make up all known matter. Unlike quarks, leptons do not participate in strong interactions. Neutrinos and electrons are two common examples. There are three flavors of leptons
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    Lepton
    [Wuorinen] A Lunavada copper coin struck by Wakhat Singhu. I own this coin that is more than 75 years old and is therefore out of copyright. I personally took this photo ...
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    lepton
    1) Elementary particle 2) Greek monetary unit 3) Physics particle with no strong force 4) Subatomic particle
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