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CONTINUATION FROM THE NUMBER OF FAMILY OF MATTER   The next step outward brings the reaction products to the electron-photon calorimeter. The products traverse the superconducting coil, which creates a 15,000-gauss magnetic field at the axis of the device, and then enter the hadron calorimeter. This device, a series of iron plates separated by gas counters, also returns the magnetic flux, just as an iron core does in a conventional electromagnet. Aleph weighs 4,000 tons and cost about $60 million to build. Half a million channels of information must be read for each event, and the computer support necessary for the acquisition and later evaluation of the data is considerable. The data gathered in the first few months of operation of the two colliders have provided the best support yet adduced for the predictions of the electroweak theory. More important, they have delineated the curve describing the Z width with great precision. The overwhelming majority of obs

The Number of Families of Matter According to the currently accepted theory of fundamental particles and their interactions, three generations, or families, of elementary particles exist in nature. The most familiar of these families is the first generation, which includes the electron and the “up” and “down” quarks that form the protons and neutrons in the nucleus of an atom. German-born American physicist and Nobel laureate Jack Steinberger and American physicist Gary J. Feldman participated in experiments in the late 1980s that confirmed the existence of only three families of elementary particles. They described their work in a 1991 Scientific American article. Since the article was published, scientists have verified the existence of the top quark. The Number of Families of Matter How experiments at cern and slac , using electron-positron collisions, showed that there are only three families of fundamental particles in the universe By Gary J. Feldman and

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