Strange Particles and Strangeness

[mangekyoumusa]

A good way to remember which interaction Strangeness is conserved in is, Strong and Strange both start with str.

[alexsampsonite]

You're very loud, clear and quick (but not too quick) which is good because it helps to keep my mind from wandering off on tangents.

[hdkrishna]

Thanks sir for your clear cut teaching style. It is truly helpful and easy to understand...

[manishalohia]

you are really a good teacher I am searching for nuclear physics in you tube since last 10 days but i didn't get a right video but your video cleared my all doubt you are the best teacher thanks a lot❤🔥

[HardikKundalwal]

A rare moment of Godfather teaching physics

[lukegraham]

Helped loads with this topic thank you I appreciate it

[gabeg.]

Great video, thank you it surely cleared my doubts regarding strangeness. Just a question though, the strong nucluer decay you refer to is highly accelerated hadron collisions, am I correct?

[mtilghman]

Could you please explain this excerpt based on your lecture? {The most important issue in meeting the FRC ITER-era goal is to extend the presently observed FRC stability at relatively low s (< 4) to fusion-grade plasma conditions. The required s values depend strongly on confinement quality. A diffusivity value of ~0.5 m2/sec and s ~ 30 is a reasonable reactor vision, while at D ~ 0.01 m2/s, an s value of 8 would be feasible. Pulsed scenarios at low s may provide another option if transport is low enough.}

[Wei-sudn]

Can you say an electromagnetic force a strong interactions that the conservation of strangeness will still holds?

[arupbiswas]

How do we know if a interaction is weak or strong?

[fazeelahaider]

Someone is here to hlp me , Bcz I need mcqs on topic strange partical 🙏🙏