... ( Deutsches Museum , München , 2005 ), pp. 27 – 41 . Heilbron , J. L. , Physics: A Short History From Quintessence to Quarks ( OUP, Oxford , 2015 ). Hentschel , K. , Phys. Z.   34 , 225 – 231 ( 2003 ). 10.1002/piuz.200301022 Hepburn , B. and Andersen , H...

... ( Deutsches Museum , München , 2005 ), pp. 27 – 41 . Heilbron , J. L. , Physics: A Short History From Quintessence to Quarks ( OUP, Oxford , 2015 ). Hentschel , K. , Phys. Z.   34 , 225 – 231 ( 2003 ). 10.1002/piuz.200301022 Hepburn , B. and Andersen , H...

...: Why Rating Students Undermines Learning (and What to do Instead) , edited by S. D.   Blum and A.   Kohn ( West Virginia University Press , 2020 ), p. 91 . Glashow , S. L. , From Alchemy to Quarks. The Study of Physics as a Liberal art ( Brooks/Cole , Pacific Grove, CA , 1994...

... are the discovery of Titius-Bode law, Mendeleev's discovery of the Periodic table of the elements, and Gell-Mann and Ne'eman's discovery of the eightfold way in 1961 (that led to the quark model). In each case, the law revealed missing “elements” that were found by later observations. But occasionally a regularity...

..., for example, to discriminate between particles (e.g., quarks) and particle systems (e.g., protons). The learning unit was evaluated and shown to produce the desired outcomes via teaching experiments with 20 6th-grade students. In addition, there are some learning units and research on students' conceptions...

... realist and anti-realist views currently takes place around the realism of unobservable entities, such as electrons, quarks, and others that make up the physical universe. Thus, discussing the objectives and values of physics is to analyze which epistemic practices allow us to understand these different...

..., conceptual, and abstract ( Pauwels, 2006 ). More specifically, visual representations can be found (a) for objects and phenomena that are not observable with the eye (e.g., atoms, quarks); (b) for objects and phenomena that do not exist as visual representations but can be translated as such (e.g., sounds...

... and A.   Kohn ( West Virginia University Press , 2020 ), p. 91 . Glashow , S. L. , From Alchemy to Quarks. The Study of Physics as a Liberal art ( Brooks/Cole , Pacific Grove, CA , 1994 ). Glutzman , Y. , Imagined Theatres: Writings for a Theoretical Stage , edited by D. Sack...

... of the FFLO state in some organic superconductors. The role of the orbital pair breaking should also be limited to systems with narrow energy bands. It is worthwhile to mention at this stage that the FFLO phase is possible in the case of condensation (mass polarized) quarks (color superconductivity...

... been known about, or at least hinted at, since ancient times. The things described in this chapter are not apparent to the naked eye at all, and were almost entirely unknown before the 20th century. In this story, the photon is a lead character in establishing the existence of quarks and the standard...

... of a narrow resonance in e⁺e⁻ annihilation ,” Phys. Rev. Lett.   33 , 1406 – 1408 ( 1974 ) 10.1103/PhysRevLett.33.1406 . Dakin , J. T. and Feldman , G. J. , “ Quark-Parton model predictions for hadron charge ratios in inclusive lepton-induced reactions ,” Phys. Rev. D...

...References References Feynman , R. P. , “ Space-time approach to non-relativistic quantum mechanics ,” Rev. Modern Phys.   20 ( 2 ), 367 – 387 ( 1948 ). doi: 10.1103/RevModPhys.20.367 Halzen , F. and Martin , A. D. , Quarks and Leptons. An Introductory Course in Modern...

... and Religion by W. C. Dampier was a parting gift from Rogers. Around 1969, I went to my first winter meeting of the American Physical Society. There I heard a talk on quarks by already legendary Richard Feynman, Nobel Laureate. I was mesmerized. Eventually Feynman, now deceased, had become as close to being...

... required of a “true” particle (such as the prototypical electron). In particular, several particle-like entities exist within the confines of the solid state that are classified as quasiparticles. Nucleons and quarks are not dissimilar with regard to confinement, raising the possibility of a similar...