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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «WEAKON» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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intermediate virtual-particle-like quantum, the weakon.1 This mechanism is
illustrated in Fig. 8.1c. The vertex interaction involving J; is referred to as “
semiweak.” The existence of the weakon or intermediate vector boson2 would
require us to ...
2
Reports of cases in the Court of King's Bench, 1727-1732
not che Weakon ok the Thing ; fo: tt cannot de said. that CuKom is koundcd on
Wealon, tho' an unreakonable Cullom is void; koz no Weakon, eben the highek
whatsocber, could mske a Cuuom oz Kam, but cZlage and pzactice it selk,
wlthour ...
Great Britain. Court of King's Bench,
1732
3
Political Loyalty and the Nation-State
But it is weakon deeper democratic formsof legitimation; itislowon trust, except in
relation to the condition of responsible government, and especially sowith
respect tosocial commitments; and itis weakon community and collective
identities.
Andrew Linklater, Michael Waller,
2004
4
The Physical Universe: An Introduction to Astronomy
Prior to the Weinberg-Salam theory, it was thought that weak interactions always
involved the transmission of a negatively charged or a positively charged weakon
(see, e.g.. Figure 6.4). The Weinberg-Salam theory also allows mediation by a ...
5
Scientific Culture in the Contemporary World
The neutral weakon Z0 is an essential ingredient of Weinberg-Salam unified
theory, because the electrically neutral weakon has to parallel the much more
visible neutral photon. The discovery made in Gargamelle of reactions 18 and 1 9
...
Vittorio Mathieu, Paolo Rossi,
1979
... the quantum of electromagnetic radiation, the particle that transmits the electric
force — and a heavy, charged, intermediate particle, called the 'weakon', or the W
particle, which produces the ray ons uraniques discovered by Becquerel.
Particles (or antiparticles) in the beams have a kinetic energy of 270 GeV, i.e. a
total of 540 GeV at collision, sufficient to create such heavy (about 90 GeV)
objects as the weakon. The acceleration and storage of antiprotons is an intricate
...
The quantum of gravitation is the graviton, and the strong force between quarks is
transmitted by the particles called gluons. For the weak force the mediating
particle is the intermediate vector boson, now also known as the weakon; it
comes in ...
Making of America Project,
1980
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Inference to the Best Explanation
Even if the miracle argument is not hopelessly circular, it is still a weak argument,
and weakon itsownterms. Thisis so because the argumentis supposed tobean
inference to the best explanation, but the truth of a theory is not the not always ...
10
Commodity Chains and World Cities
Another explanation for why these portcities score weakon APS is evolutionary:
they have only developed during the 1990s asgrowth poles with a strong
dependency onestablished urban areas for advanced services. Load centres
suchas ...
Ben Derudder, Frank Witlox,
2011