The first elementary particle

Article Abstract:

The electron has maintained its status as an elementary particle since its 1897 discovery by J.J. Thomson. However, other elementary particles were later discovered, including the positron, muon, pion, kaon, hyperon and neutrino. However, the absence of a purely empirical way of distinguishing composite and elementary particles has made it difficult to categorically state which particle is the most elementary. The electron is now known as just one of three electrically charged leptons, together with muons and tauons.

Analysis, Electrons, Particles (Nuclear physics), Subatomic particles

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Elementary resolution

Article Abstract:

A combination of EELS (electron energy-loss spectroscopy) and structural studies, which provide insight into the atoms and bonds that make up complex solids, is reviewed.

Science & research, Usage, Technology application, Spectrum analysis, Spectroscopy, Optical properties, Solids, Atomic properties, Electron beams

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Manipulation of elementary charge in a silicon charge-coupled device

Article Abstract:

A device to manipulate elementary charge suited to large-scale integration is proposed.

Large scale integration

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