Structure of the proton.
@article{Feynman1974StructureOT,
title={Structure of the proton.},
author={R. P. Feynman},
journal={Science},
year={1974},
volume={183 4125},
pages={
601-10
}
}Protons are not fundamental particles but seem to be made of simpler elements called quarks. The evidence for this is given. But separated quarks have never been seen. A struggle to explain
this seeming paradox may be leading us to a clearer view of the precise laws of the proton's structure and other phenomena of high energy physics.
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98) and (99) respectively. Solid line for q 2 = 0.5, dashed line q 2 = 1, dotted line q 2 = 2.64, dash-dotted line q 2 = 3.2, dash-dot-dot line q 2 = 5
Plot of the longitudnal recoil polarization of proton I L versus ǫ