Antiproton of kinetic energy E_k collides (bumps) with a proton at rest. How much energy is...

Antiproton of kinetic energy E_k collides (bumps) with a proton at rest. How much energy is available for the production of new particles that have a mass.
relativistic calculation is needed and a must!

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