Posts Tagged ‘neutrinos’
Neutrinos they are very small
Posted by: ozymandias1 on: March 11, 2009
I posted about neutrinos recently, but didn’t do them justice (John Updike’s poem excepted). So I’m taking a second stab at it. I usually include (what I consider to be) interesting tit-bits at the end of the relevant chapter in the Student Notes, but at five pages this would be too much. so I’m going [...]
Neutrinos, John Updike and Cosmic Gall
Posted by: ozymandias1 on: February 3, 2009
I’m suspect it may not have been part of his overall plan, but the death of John Updike coincided (can I say ‘nicely’?) with our class on Neutrinos. There are some strange particles out there, but not many as strange as the neutrino. Here’s what the syllabus has to say on neutrinos: If momentum is [...]
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