Tag: Moriond
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CMS at Moriond 2024
The CMS collaboration released over 40 new results in Winter 2024, presented at various conferences around the world.
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Low-energy leptons for high-energy physics
Since the LHC first began colliding protons over ten years ago, CMS physicists have hoped to find evidence for one of the most popular and expansive theories of New Physics — Supersymmetry.
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“To be, or not to be conserved, that is the question”: Lepton flavor in Higgs boson decays
The term ‘flavor’ was introduced by Murray Gell-Mann and his student Harald Fritzsch to describe the different types of quarks known at the time – up, down, and strange – the list of quark flavors grew to six.
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Searching for new physics with very high energy lepton pairs
Are there more fundamental particles than the ones we currently know?
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Searching for a hidden signal
The CMS Collaboration has released the results of a new analysis that looks for the subtle influence of “new physics” in the production of a W boson and photon pair.
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The top quarks’ energetic light
Electromagnetic interactions govern everyday life: You see an object when particles of light deposit energy on the retinas in your eyes.
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How many Higgs bosons are there?
In the Standard Model of particle physics, at least one Higgs boson is needed to explain fundamental particles’ masses.
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New CMS results at Moriond (Electroweak) 2013
New results on the Higgs-like boson, Supersymmetry, and searches for exotic physics
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Physics Analysis Summaries for Moriond Conference (Electroweak)
CMS has presented a rich variety of results at the Electroweak Interactions and Unified Theories sessions of the Rencontres de Moriond conference in La Thuile, Italy.