Kinematics 2: CM energy and Momentum

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Kinematics 1 : Lorentz Transformations all slides are from PDG booklet (by permission)

Kinematics 2: CM energy and Momentum

Kinematics 3: Lorentz invariant amplitudes

Kinematics 4: Particle decays – survival probabilities

Kinematics 5: two body decays

Kinematics 6: three body decays

Kinematics 7: three body decays (cont.) & kinematic limits

Kinematics 8: multi-body decays

Kinematics 9: cross sections

Kinematics 10: two body reactions

Kinematics 11: two body reactions (cont.)

Kinematics 12: inclusive reactions

Kinematics 13: inclusive reactions (cont.)

Kinematics 14: inclusive reactions (cont.)

Kinematics 15: partial waves

Kinematics 16: partial waves (cont.)

Kinematics 17: resonances

Kinematics 18: resonances (cont.)