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RE: Back to the roots of particle physics: unraveling the nature of quarks, hadrons, mesons (and any charming or beautiful stuff)
Very well written! I understood every word. To be continued? I will be interested to read about antiparticles in detail. I also would like to write a post about these particles and about the role of their discovery in modern physics=)))
Antiparticles are similar to particles, with the exception that their electric charge (and all quantum numbers in general) is opposite. A particle can in general interact with its own antiparticle so that both annihilate into another particle. I don't know exactly where you want me to stop ;) I will think about a possible post I could write on this. Thanks for the idea!
THK for answer, @lemouth=)))