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another CMB question, from Hawkings book
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18 years 1 month ago #35654
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However when the strong and electroweak forces were unified they acted on only one type of particle, because (and this might sound weird) that force needed only one "representation".
When the forces seperated however the two new forces needed two seperate representations, giving rise to two classes of particles.
This is similar to how neutrinos and electrons became seperate particles after electroweak symmetry breaking.
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Replied by Son Goku on topic Re: another CMB question, from Hawkings book
Quarks and electrons aren't the same particle and in fact share no similarities in general, except that they both have spin 1/2.so am i to understand that quarks and electrons are much the same types of particles?i thought quarks made up the baryon particles ( protons,neutrons etc)?
However when the strong and electroweak forces were unified they acted on only one type of particle, because (and this might sound weird) that force needed only one "representation".
When the forces seperated however the two new forces needed two seperate representations, giving rise to two classes of particles.
This is similar to how neutrinos and electrons became seperate particles after electroweak symmetry breaking.
Insert phrase said by somebody else.
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18 years 1 month ago #35702
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Replied by fguihen on topic Re: another CMB question, from Hawkings book
looks like i have a lot more reading to do! really interesting stuff, but theres a whole lot to get your head around! thanks guys
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