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USING: help.syntax help.markup ;
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USING: bubble-chamber.particle.muon
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bubble-chamber.particle.quark
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bubble-chamber.particle.hadron
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bubble-chamber.particle.axion ;
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IN: bubble-chamber
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! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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HELP: muon
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{ $class-description
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"The muon is a colorful particle with an entangled friend."
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"It draws both itself and its horizontally symmetric partner."
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"A high range of speed and almost no speed decay allow the"
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"muon to reach the extents of the window, often forming rings"
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"where theta has decayed but speed remains stable. The result"
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"is color almost everywhere in the general direction of collision,"
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"stabilized into fuzzy rings." } ;
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HELP: quark
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{ $class-description
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"The quark draws as a translucent black. Their large numbers"
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"create fields of blackness overwritten only by the glowing shadows of "
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"Hadrons. "
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"quarks are allowed to accelerate away with speed decay values above 1.0. "
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"Each quark has an entangled friend. Both particles are drawn identically,"
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"mirrored along the y-axis." } ;
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HELP: hadron
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{ $class-description
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"Hadrons collide from totally random directions. "
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"Those hadrons that do not exit the drawing area, "
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"tend to stabilize into perfect circular orbits. "
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"Each hadron draws with a slight glowing emboss. "
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"The hadron itself is not drawn." } ;
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HELP: axion
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{ $class-description
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"The axion particle draws a bold black path. Axions exist "
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"in a slightly higher dimension and as such are drawn with "
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"elevated embossed shadows. Axions are quick to stabilize "
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"and fall into single pixel orbits axions automatically "
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"recollide themselves after stabilizing." } ;
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{ muon quark hadron axion } related-words
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! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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ARTICLE: "bubble-chamber" "Bubble Chamber"
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{ $subsection "bubble-chamber-introduction" }
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{ $subsection "bubble-chamber-particles" }
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{ $subsection "bubble-chamber-author" }
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{ $subsection "bubble-chamber-running" } ;
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! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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ARTICLE: "bubble-chamber-introduction" "Introduction"
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"The Bubble Chamber is a generative painting system of imaginary "
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"colliding particles. A single super-massive collision produces a "
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"discrete universe of four particle types. Particles draw their "
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"positions over time as pixel exposures. " ;
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! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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ARTICLE: "bubble-chamber-particles" "Particles"
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"Four types of particles exist. The behavior and graphic appearance of "
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"each particle type is unique."
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{ $subsection muon }
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{ $subsection quark }
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{ $subsection hadron }
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{ $subsection axion } ;
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! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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ARTICLE: "bubble-chamber-author" "Author"
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"Bubble Chamber was created by Jared Tarbell. "
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"It was originally implemented in Processing. "
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"It was ported to Factor by Eduardo Cavazos. "
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"The original work is on display here: "
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{ $url
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"http://www.complexification.net/gallery/machines/bubblechamber/" } ;
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! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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ARTICLE: "bubble-chamber-running" "How to use"
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"After you run the vocabulary, a window will appear. Click the "
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"mouse in a random area to fire 11 particles of each type. "
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"Another way to fire particles is to press the "
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"spacebar. This fires all the particles." ;
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