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A new light particle is being born
Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 2022 AbstractA few years ago we observed anomalous electron-positron angular correlations for the 18.15 MeV M1 transition of8Be. This was interpreted as the creation and decay of an intermediate bosonic particle with a mass ofm0c2=16.70±0.35(stat )±0.5(sys) MeV, which is now called X17.
A. Krasznahorkay +11 more
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A search for new light charged particles in photoproduction [PDF]
EPJ Web of Conferences, 2019 Motivated by recent V.A. Nikitin’s reports on observation of new light charged particles with a 2-meter JINR propane bubble chamber we perform an experiment at the LPI electron synchrotron "Pakhra" with the aim to detect such particles in the Bethe–Heitler process.
В. И. Алексеев +7 more
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Nucleon Decays into Light New Particles in Neutrino Detectors [PDF]
Physical Review LettersProton and neutron decays into light new particles X can drastically change the experimental signatures and benefit from the complementarity of large water-Cherenkov neutrino detectors such as Super- and Hyper-Kamiokande and tracking detectors such as JUNO and DUNE.
Julian Heeck, Ian M. Shoemaker
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Relativistic free-particle quantization on the light-front: New aspects [PDF]
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2004 We use the light-front machinery to study the behavior of a relativistic free particle and obtain the quantum commutation relations from the classical Poisson brackets. We argue that the usual projection onto the light-front coordinates for these from the covariant commutation ralations does not reproduce the expected results.
Jorge Henrique de Oliveira Sales
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A new light particle in B decays?
Physics Letters B, 2017 5 pages, 2 figures.
Filippo Sala, David M. Straub
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Stellar cooling bounds on new light particles: plasma mixing effects [PDF]
Journal of High Energy Physics, 2017 36 pages, 7 figures; explanations clarified, results unchanged; matches version published in ...
Edward Hardy, Robert Lasenby
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The Light in a New Light: Always a Wave, Never a Particle [PDF]
Science Discovery, 2015 Though it has been widely viewed that the light consists of quantum particles known as photons, the light is not made of quantum particles or photons, and the light is always a wave. What is quantized in the light is the frequency. The electromagnetic frequency is always quantized due to the quantized nature of the electromagnetic energy; the quantum ...
Bandula Dahanayake
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Fermionic Light Dark Matter Particles and the New Physics of Neutron Stars [PDF]
Publications of the Astronomical Society of Australia, 2017 AbstractDark Matter constitutes most of the matter in the presently accepted cosmological model for our Universe. The extreme conditions of ordinary baryonic matter, namely high density and compactness, in Neutron Stars make these objects suitable to gravitationally accrete such a massive component provided interaction strength between both, luminous ...
Marina Cermeño +2 more
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New Fundamental Light Particle and Breakdown of Stefan-Boltzmann's Law [PDF]
, 2011 2 ...
V. N. Minasyan, V.N. Samoylov
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A New Angle for Explaining the Wave-Particle Duality of Light
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2023 Moshe Segal
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