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- noun Plural form of
muon .
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Examples
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A problem with this kind of telescopes is that the flux of muons from the cosmic ray interactions in the sky above the telescopes is by far larger than the expected amount of muons from neutrino interactions.
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As neutrino interactions are very rare, the background from other processes was disturbing, particularly the background caused by the penetrating muons from the cosmic radiation.
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The Fermi group conducted particle accelerator experiments that apparently show that pairs of insanely tiny particles called muons are produced ever-so-slightly more often than pairs of anti-muons.
Michael Sigman: 24, Shel Silverstein, Muons and God's Toe 2010
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The Fermi group conducted particle accelerator experiments that apparently show that pairs of insanely tiny particles called muons are produced ever-so-slightly more often than pairs of anti-muons.
Michael Sigman: 24 , Shel Silverstein, Muons and God's Toe 2010
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Cosmic-rays known as muons are produced following the decay of other cosmic rays known as mesons.
Cosmic Ray Decay Reveals Secrets of the Stratosphere Staq Mavlen 2009
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Cosmic-rays known as muons are produced following the decay of other cosmic rays known as mesons.
Archive 2009-01-01 Staq Mavlen 2009
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These cosmic rays hit the air and create fast particles called muons, which would rain down over the Earth.
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What they observed was a strikingly close relationship between the cosmic-rays and stratospheric temperature - this they could understand: the cosmic-rays, known as muons are produced following the decay of other cosmic rays, known as mesons.
Impact Lab 2009
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The cosmic rays that are known as muons are produced following the decay of other cosmic rays, known as mesons.
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Charged particles called muons are created in the aftermath of cosmic ray collisions in the Earth's upper atmosphere.
unknown title 2009
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