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dunnit? 3
In this event two sprays of hadrons move
off in opposite directions. We can tell this by the way they deposit energy in
the outer detectors - the
hadron
calorimeter. These hadrons have formed
from a quark and an antiquark
created in the collision. The quark
and antiquark cannot emerge alone, but must form more complex particles from
their energy.
This contrasts with the production of an electron and an antielectron, which we saw earlier, with two tracks leading to energy in the electromagnetic calorimeter.
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