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Introduction to Elementary Particle Physics

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Introduction to Elementary Particle Physics
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
ISBN-13: 9781009440745
Number of pages: 562

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The book provides undergraduate students with complete coverage of the basic elements of the Standard Model of particle physics, assuming only introductory courses in nuclear physics, special relativity and quantum mechanics. Examples of fundamental experiments are highlighted before discussions of the theory, giving students an appreciation of how experiment and theory interplay in the development of physics.

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