Examples of using Virtual particles in English and their translations into Spanish
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hence number and density of virtual particle pairs which can form in the intervening vacuum
Physicists call them virtual particles.
Again, the photons that are exchanged are virtual particles.
This allows the creation of particle-antiparticle pairs of virtual particles.
This allows the creation of particle-antiparticle pairs of virtual particles.
It is a quantum void whose hackers are virtual particles.
And these strange fleeting things within nothing became known as virtual particles.
The virtual particles exist for such a short time that they can never be observed.
I have come to Imperial College London to see the effects of these virtual particles myself.
forces are carried by virtual particles.
The optical theorem in particular implies that unphysical particles must not appear as virtual particles in intermediate states.
people(virtual particles) cluster around him
In the presence of a black hole… one member of a pair of virtual particles… may fall into the hole… leaving the other member without a partner… with which to annihilate.
Initially, an energy mysteriously blurred, creating billions of billions of billions of virtual particles and antiparticles, which will leave the opaque world of shadows, to emerge in the real world transparent.
If a pair of virtual particles fmed just outside the event horizon,
in the form of vacuum energy(virtual particles) and may take the form of exotic matter such as WIMPs hypothetical massive particles. .
Each internal line corresponds to a factor of the virtual particle's propagator;
Each internal line corresponds to a factor of the virtual particle's propagator; each vertex where lines meet gives a factor derived from an interaction term in the Lagrangian,
the particles can interact with virtual real particles.
At the vague beginning, an energy creates billions of billion billion particles and virtual antiparticles, which are going to leave the opaque world of the shadows, to appear in a transparent real world.