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Calculate the reduced deBroglie wavelength (λ/2π) for a) a 10.0 GeV neutron (assume the energy given...

Calculate the reduced deBroglie wavelength (λ/2π) for

a) a 10.0 GeV neutron (assume the energy given is the kinetic energy T - warning this is

relativistic!)

b) a 0.10 MeV proton

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