muon

The Wikipedia page for muon topography describes an experiment from 2011 where a reactor mockup was scanned in three weeks.

I took it to be a proton plus a muon, not an anti-muon plus an electron.

Is the phenomenon you describe with the muon incompatible with the quantum field theories?

In this case (muon) the van der Waals forcé is so weak that other effects are more important.

The underground neutrino detector was only sensitive to electron neutrinos, not to muon nor tau neutrinos.

Kubuntu already uses MAC, and since this is using Muon they can plug whatever app store they want in, including kde-apps.

In this experiment they only replace the electron of a hydrogen atom by a muon.

How about how Muon integrates knewstuff content from kdelook and kdeapps - those are literally just zipfiles it extracts into predetermined locations.

For instance, while it accurately predicts the anomalous magnetic dipole moment of the electron, it does not do so for the muon.

But it is not successful at predicting the same quantity for the muon.

This is muonium: anti-proton plus electron, not muonic hydrogen (proton plus muon).

Have built and calibrated several types of Muon detectors.

And, if you're looking for fun hints of new physics, check out "muon g-2".

Muon was still in its infancy back then, so you were using...