omega minus
Britishnoun
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At a conference in July 1962 at CERN, Europe’s particle-physics laboratory near Geneva, Switzerland, he urged experimenters to find the missing particle, naming it the Omega Minus.
From Nature
They then found the Omega Minus.
From Nature
Dr. Gell-Mann’s theory was validated by later research on subatomic particles, including a landmark discovery in 1964 of a particle known as the Omega minus.
From Washington Post
If Dr. Gell-Mann’s math was right — a pretty good bet — there had to be a particle he called the omega minus.
From New York Times
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