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NB: Wednesday's class is optional. It will be an opportunity for you to ask any question at all on any aspect of the material we've covered in 320. If you have questions you've been storing away, this is your opportunity to ask them. | NB: Wednesday's class is optional. It will be an opportunity for you to ask any question at all on any aspect of the material we've covered in 320. If you have questions you've been storing away, this is your opportunity to ask them. | ||
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4/28/08
NB: Wednesday's class is optional. It will be an opportunity for you to ask any question at all on any aspect of the material we've covered in 320. If you have questions you've been storing away, this is your opportunity to ask them.
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Another pioneering physicist named Bose
Hadrons are subject to the strong force. These include the baryons and the mesons:
The other family of particles are the Leptons. These are not influenced by the strong force.
