Assertion: positron's lepton number | /r/HasProperty | negative one
Facets:
value: for any elementary particle
type: OTHER
value: for all leptons
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: for negative
type: PURPOSE
value: minus zero
type: OTHER
value: minus one
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Even more than this, though, it’s worth noting that the lepton number of antileptons is negative one.
text: The total lepton number after the interaction then would be positive one minus one or zero.
text: The lepton number is positive for a lepton and negative for an antilepton.
text: So, in general, for any elementary particle, the lepton number of that particle is either positive one, zero, or negative one.
text: So, in general, for any elementary particle, the lepton number of that particle is either positive one, zero, or negative one.
text: The lepton number of any antilepton is negative one.
text: For all leptons, symbolized here, the lepton number is positive one.