Observation
Ok, so this muon was thrown in a magnetic field, and FYI, any particle like that woobles in a magnetic field, it dances. So its dance factor (g) was calculated and it was 2. ...., it was very accurate. This was theoretical (without the actual experiment). and then, there was an experimental value which was slightly different from the theoretical. This is shocking because we thought we actually know what quantum particless it creates which make it dance. So, it would be equal with the experiment. We thought gtheory=gexp. NO!
Which means there are some things which are needed to be discussed.
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