Lecture

Particle decay rates

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Description

This lecture covers the calculation of particle decay rates using Fermi's Golden Rule, perturbation theory, and the Born approximation. It delves into wave-function normalization, density of states, Dirac delta functions, Lorentz invariant phase space, and two-body decay calculations.

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Physics

Particle physics: Standard Model

Nuclear physics: Topics in nuclear physics

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