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For example, a cosmic electron projectile at 1TeV, is it possible to fly through a nucleus just like a bullet drills through a cake and makes the cake insensible recoil?
After drill-trough, the electron may have some deviation from incident direction because the route may not exactly pass the center of nucleus.
If it is true, are there holes in some nucleons?
After drill-trough, the electron may have some deviation from incident direction because the route may not exactly pass the center of nucleus.
If it is true, are there holes in some nucleons?
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