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2016年10月26日 · $\begingroup$ Proton decay is prohibited in the SM. The only B number violating process is the sphaleron process (which preserves B-L), but that process by its very nature can't lead to proton decay. BSM GUT models in contract, routinely predict proton decay and a routinely ruled out be strict experimental bounds ruling out such processes ...
If protons are the only stable baryons, why do they decay into …
2019年6月23日 · The extra energy of less stable nuclei with higher than optimal proton/neutron ratio for a given nucleon number is released by conversion of a proton to a neutron, emitting positron and electron neutrino. The other possible beta decay mode of proton rich nuclei is an electron capture. Some interesting details about relative nucleus stability
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Of course the reaction is going to be opposite to regular proton decay because of charge but it is going to be similar. It proves that antiprotons are more unstable than protons. However if this was the case even if protons did not decay, any antiprotons would have decayed in the LHC.(probably long before the annihilation with regular old protons.)
What is the difference between beta positive decay and proton …
2015年12月6日 · Protons have smaller masses than neutrons. It is energetically favorable for a free neutron to decay into a (proton, electron, anti-neutrino) but not possible for a free proton to decay into a (neutron, positron, neutrino). Inside a nucleus, however, the latter process is possible (positive beta decay).
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2021年4月8日 · Decay of proton to neutron is--Possible only inside nucleus; 2)Not possible. Always possible as it is associated with Beta+ decay; I thought that mass should be conserved here, but we know that neutron mass is more than proton,so how in any emission can proton decay into a neutron? [The correct answer given here is 2,i.e(possible only inside ...
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I know that the half life of a proton is more than $6.6\\cdot 10^{33}$ years (antimuon decay). I have found this data on Wikipedia proton decay but I do not know the probability distribution that le...
particle physics - Proton Decay; How long until this becomes a …
2016年9月25日 · The most vexing problem is the apparently insurmountable issue of Proton Decay and how this could put a premature halt to our species and in fact any complex baryonic structures. I know that Proton Decay has not been observed in practice, but the timescales involved for the effects to become appreciable have not and will not for a great long ...
quantum field theory - Does the lack of evidence for proton decay ...
2021年2月1日 · But does the lack of evidence for proton decay really rules out the basic grand unification theories? The GUT's prediction of proton half-life is based on the assumption that the primary channel of proton decay in GUTs is usually "proton to electron/positron and meson", which is actually predicated on the assumption of $(e, \nu_e, u, d)$ being ...
If a neutron decays to proton + electron, and a proton can decay …
2020年5月10日 · A neutron has more mass than a proton and an electron, so it can $\beta^-$ decay, and it does. A proton does not have more mass than a neutron and a positron (which, as you point out, is the same as the mass of an electron). The laws of arithmetic still hold. So a proton on its own cannot $\beta^+$ decay.
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2019年5月4日 · So I would guess that in this example, because of the disparate energy scales, the fact that the proton was bound inside a nucleus would have little effect on the half-life. For similar reasons, I would expect there not to be much difference between the contribution of the neutrons and that of the protons.