A possible framework for explaining the apparent randomness in particle angular distribution
This paper is concerned with the way angular distributions of fundamental particles are being formed. More specifically, we focus on the apparent random nature of the formation. In this context, a novel framework is suggested. The framework suggests that behind each angular value stands
a global hidden variable value. The above framework may be tested by investigating a possible correlation between the difference in sequential angular values and their sequential time difference. A more detailed experimental way to test the above is suggested.
Keywords: Angular Formation; Distribution; Fundamental Particle
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: 18 June 2015
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