The Positive Electron (paper)

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"The Positive Electron" is the landmark 1932 scientific paper by Carl David Anderson that reported the discovery of the positron, the first known antiparticle.

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instanceOf scientific paper
author C. D. Anderson NERFINISHED
Carl David Anderson NERFINISHED
conclusion existence of a positively charged electron-like particle
contributedTo award of the 1936 Nobel Prize in Physics to Carl David Anderson
describes tracks of particles in a magnetic field
evidenceType photographic cloud-chamber tracks
field experimental physics
particle physics
historicalSignificance first experimental evidence for an antiparticle
landmark paper in particle physics
impact confirmed existence of antimatter predicted by theory
inferredChargeOfParticle positive and equal in magnitude to electron charge
inferredMassOfParticle approximately equal to electron mass
inspiredBy Paul Dirac's theory of the electron
language English
method cloud chamber observations
cosmic-ray track analysis
publicationType journal article
relatedConcept Dirac equation NERFINISHED
relatedToNobelPrizeOf Carl David Anderson GENERATED
reportedDiscoveryOf first known antiparticle
positron
title The Positive Electron NERFINISHED
topic antiparticles
cosmic rays
positron
yearPublished 1932

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