quark theory造句

• Also named the K-meson system, it was called strange because of its odd behavior, later explained by quark theory.
• It sparked a burst of research that led to the discovery of a multitude of other subatomic particles, whose odd behavior was eventually explained by quark theory.
• He is credited mainly with his role in laying down the theoretical foundations of the quark theory as well as development of the SU ( 6 ) model.
• The theory of Lie groups describes continuous symmetry in mathematics; its importance there and in theoretical physics ( for example quark theory ) grew steadily in the twentieth century.
• Since 1963 when the quark theory of matter was born, physicists have regarded quarks _ the particles that make up the protons and neutrons within the nuclei of atoms _ as indivisible.
• George Rochester, a prominent physicist whose discovery of a subatomic particle called the kaon helped set off the period of intensive scientific inquiry that culminated in the development of quark theory, has died.
• The quark theory of matter formulated in the 1960s by Dr . Murray Gell-Mann and Dr . George Zweig of the California Institute of Technology has successfully explained many aspects of physics that previously defied understanding.
• This is itself derived from a discussion of reductionist atomic theory in the second novel, " Skylark Three ", which brings to mind modern quark and sub-quark theories of elementary particle physics.
• Among the speakers who addressed this subject was Dr . Murray Gell-Mann, the author of the quark theory of matter, which radically changed the course of science 30 years ago and won Gell-Mann the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1969.