They are stable in a vacuum, but quickly produce gamma radiation in the presence of electrons. Conceived to account for otherwise inscrutable negative energy states of an electron predicted by the Relativistic Electron Theory
They are stable in a vacuum, but quickly produce gamma radiation in the presence of electrons. Conceived to account for otherwise inscrutable negative energy states of an electron predicted by the Relativistic Electron Theory of Paul Dirac, Carl Anderson first discovered them while using a cloud chamber to study cosmic rays. FTP identify these antimatter particles.
They are stable in a vacuum, but quickly produce gamma radiation in the presence of electrons.
{positrons} or Positive Electrons