Tag: BPH
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CMS and the quest for a preferred lepton flavor
Recent observations from experiments worldwide have reported anomalies in the decays of a bottom quark to a charm quark, a charged lepton (electron, muon, or tau), and the corresponding neutrino.
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Shake the box for new physics, but mind the electroweak shock of the naughty charming penguin!!!
It might have occurred to you to look with curiosity at your present the day of your birthday.
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Probing matter-antimatter asymmetry with Artificial Intelligence
When we look at ourselves in a mirror, we see a virtual twin, identical but with left and right inverted.
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Reproducing the CMS logo with J/ψ decays to four muons
The J/ψ meson, a remarkable particle simultaneously discovered by two independent experiments in 1974, has a unique place in the world of experimental particle physics.
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Tau or Muon, what’s your favourite gelato scoop?
If you have ever had Neapolitan gelato, you know how important it is to combine three different flavours, each in just the right size.
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Flavoured Mysteries: searching for the tau lepton’s 3 muon decay
It was 1918 when the mathematician Emmy Noether published what is known as her most famous theorem, revealing the fundamental relation between the symmetries of a physical system and the laws enforcing the conservation of some of its characteristic quantities.
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CMS observes a potential family of tetra-quark states composed only of charm quarks
For over two millennia, people have wondered about the diversity of the material world, asking questions like “what are things made of?”.
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What the eta meson does when no one’s looking
The amount of data that CMS has collected so far is truly astounding, thanks to the very large number of proton-proton collisions that the LHC has provided, over more than a decade, and to the large rate of events that CMS can record.
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New study of rare B meson decays to two muons
Rare events, such as a total solar eclipse or a supernova explosion, are fascinating and stimulate our imagination.
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Crack in the Mirror
Have you ever pondered what happened to our Universe after the Big Bang?