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Why is the copious production of and K particles very difficult to reconcile with their slow decay, without the concept of strangeness? How does strangeness provide a reconciliation?
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1 of 2In processes guided by the strong interaction we could produce particles and different mesons even if the reactants had zero strangeness as long as the products have zero net strangeness as well. In other words, fast production of strange particles guided by the strong force is possible.
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