S serge Member Joined Nov 22, 2004 Messages 635 Gender Male HSC 2005 Sep 28, 2005 #1 Someone brought this to my attention in another thread Do solitary quarks exist? I thought the whole point was that we dont have strong enough particle accelerators to split them up does anyone know which arguement is true?
Someone brought this to my attention in another thread Do solitary quarks exist? I thought the whole point was that we dont have strong enough particle accelerators to split them up does anyone know which arguement is true?
X Xenocide Member Joined May 4, 2005 Messages 47 Location Sydney Gender Undisclosed HSC 2005 Sep 29, 2005 #2 Syllabus answer: No. Proper answer: Currently no solitary quark has ever been found although there are good theoretical reasons for believing they exist which I won't go in to here.
Syllabus answer: No. Proper answer: Currently no solitary quark has ever been found although there are good theoretical reasons for believing they exist which I won't go in to here.
