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Antilepton Factory

Antilepton Factory

written by HAL09999

15 Nov 202260 EDITIONS
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Generative asymmetry

Ordinary matter has a twin/doppelgänger/alter ego which is called « antimatter ». The « Standard Model » of physics tells us that these two versions of matter should exist in the same exact amount.

Yet ordinary matter dominates our observable universe.

It's still possible to generate antimatter in the laboratory, but only for very short times because when matter and its twin are put in contact they simply annihilate each other while emitting a burst of energy. All the combined mass of the setup vanishes as energetic radiation following the famous equation

E=m.c2\mathrm E = \mathrm m.c^2

Where E is the total energy, m is the mass of matter in the experiment and c is the speed of light.

The fact that things put together explode and annihilate is quite fun, but it can also be seen as a proof that our current universe and its rules couldn't have existed if it were purely symmetrical.

If there were the same amount of matter and anti-matter at the beginning of times, all of these would have annihilated, thus no observable universe.

Diagram of the annihilation between an electron and it's anti-twin, the positron. (source: wikimedia)
Diagram of the annihilation between an electron and it's anti-twin, the positron. (source: wikimedia)

Is lepton a brand of tea ?

There are many kind of subatomic particles. The Standard Model groups most of them in two families : bosons, the "force carrier particles" like photons which mediate the electromagnetic interaction or Higgs for the gravity, and fermions which are the building blocks of matter.

In the fermions family, leptons are forming a group of fundamental particles that includes electrons and muons for the most famous. For each of these leptons exists an isospin neutrino and for each of these particles exists an anti- version. Anti-electrons, anti-muons, anti-neutrinos...

They are quite small in mass and travel at relativistic speeds (near the speed of light).


Quasi-simulation

This is a fully animated generator, click "run" to observe the animation. Use wheel to change the observation scale. Drag with right click to observe a different area.

This live animation is designed to be experienced fullscreen on a 16/9 screen at least full HD, and needs a recent (>2015) graphic card (GPU) to run smoothly at its cruise speed of 60FPS.

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Animations settings

Temperature

Add &scalartemperature=10000 to run the animation for this hash, with a color of 10000 K. For an example click here.

A scale of colors by temperature
A scale of colors by temperature

Animation cycle duration

By default, the natural duration of animation cycles ranges from 1 to 60 seconds. The mint hash determines the sequence, order and duration of animation cycles.

Add &perturbation=regular to enable a regular cycle of animations, each animation mode will be active for 10 seconds then randomly goes to another animation mode for 10 seconds.

Preview previews

This is an animation. The FxHash preview is a static picture (4320x4320) issued during the first frames of a particular iteration.

As they are impossible to see during the minting, here are some premint preview previews.

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I hope you enjoy this experience ! 🧡

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