Thread: Integration;unsure method

Originally Posted by Jhevon

haha, bless your heart Dan, you need help

If you think that's bad, wait until I theoretically discover a new ubiquitous subatomic particle and name it the "cootie."

-Dan

Originally Posted by topsquark

If you think that's bad, wait until I theoretically discover a new ubiquitous subatomic particle and name it the "cootie."

I do not think anybody still discovers subatomic particles.
Today, it is strings.

Originally Posted by topsquark

If you think that's bad, wait until I theoretically discover a new ubiquitous subatomic particle and name it the "cootie."

-Dan

I'm not even going to ask why you'd call it cootie, i'm afraid to know any more about what goes on in your head

Originally Posted by ThePerfectHacker

I do not think anybody still discovers subatomic particles.
Today, it is strings.

Actually there are a whole host of subatomic particles that have been discovered. When we say that there is such a particle as a pion (made from up and down quarks) what we really mean is that there are several pions, of varying mass and spin. So particles are still being discovered today. Few of them seem to contradict the quark model, though some of them DO have odd properties.

-Dan