The decay of a massive particle \(A\) into two particles \(B,C\) \begin{equation} A \longrightarrow B + C \end{equation} is not possible when \(M_A < M_B + M_C\).
- Show this by applying momentum energy conservation in the rest frame of particle \(A\).
- Why does your argument not remain valid for the case when mass of particle \(A\) goes to zero.
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