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lambda particle

 

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Noun lambda particle has 1 sense
  1. lambda particle, lambda hyperon - an electrically neutral baryon with isotopic spin 1
    --1 is a kind of hyperon

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Lambda Particle

Noun (Physics)

The lambda particle, also known as the Λ-baryon, is a subatomic particle that falls under the baryon family. It consists of three quarks (up, down, and strange) and possesses a fractional electric charge. The lambda particle is commonly studied in particle physics.

Sample Sentence: The lambda particle was discovered in 1947 by Cornelius Tobias and his team at the University of California.

Noun (Popular Culture)

In popular culture, the term "lambda particle" is commonly associated with the fictional video game series Half-Life. In the game, the lambda symbol represents the resistance movement against alien forces. It is often used as a sign of rebellion and hope.

Sample Sentence: The protagonist in the game wore a lambda symbol on their suit, signifying their allegiance to the resistance.

Noun (Local)

In certain local contexts, "lambda particle" refers to a food ingredient used in traditional recipes. It is a locally sourced protein-rich substance that adds a distinctive flavor to the cuisine of the region.

Sample Sentence: The secret to the delicious local dish lies in the addition of the rare lambda particle to the traditional recipe.

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