pair production

IPA: pˈɛrprʌdˈʌkʃʌn

noun

  • (physics) The simultaneous creation of a particle and its antiparticle.

Examples of "pair-production" in Sentences

  • It is a long time since he formed his little theory of human pair-production and it is almost as long since he thought of it last.
  • James Holden had no grasp or feeling for the great catalyst that causes this pair-production; he saw it only for its sheer mechanics.
  • Though very new research seems to indicate stars massive enough to produce pair-production instability SNe even exist in the nearby universe.
  • I phoned Landsdoff at the New Institute for Advanced Study, about the possibility of utilizing the pair-production nuclear photoeffect for exploratory work in biophysics.
  • At times predictable by comparing it to the statistics of radioactivity, the pair-production resulted in permanent combination, which effectively removed this couple from free circulation.
  • If nature has new high-mass particles giving observable pair-production resonances at energies not accessible at the Tevatron, they could stand out in sharp relief above the standard model.
  • The parent set that this writer considers may be pervasive and may contain a "zerotron" unit splittable by "pair-production" into a proton and electron and deformable into a neutron under certain conditions.

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