Tag: Physics briefings
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A Big Bang from a Quantum Quark?
The universe is governed by four known fundamental forces: gravity, electromagnetism, the weak force, and the strong force.
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Using computer vision techniques to search for new particles as collimated bursts of light
The main goal of the LHC physics programme is to deeply understand the fundamental principles of particles and their interactions.
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Scouting for superpartner particles
Imagine diving into the very core of the universe, where the tiniest pieces that make up everything hold the answers to big cosmic questions.
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Count Z bosons, stay precise with luminosity
The more collisions the better, right?
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Long-lived particles in light of the LHC Run 3 data
The first search for new physics using LHC data collected in Run 3 has been presented by CMS.
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In search of the strong interaction: the pomeron
At the subatomic level, interactions between particles are mediated through the exchange of special particles, the force carriers.
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Higgs boson riding a supercar
It is easy to recognize your friends in a street if they are standing or walking, but what if they are riding a supercar at a speed of 150 km per hour?
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Jets elucidate how partons evolve into hadrons
Among all the elementary particles, quarks and gluons (partons) are the only ones that cannot be observed in isolation.
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CMS and ATLAS unite to weigh in on the top quark
The ATLAS and CMS Experiments at CERN have just released a new measurement of the mass of the top quark.
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The Higgs boson gets a boost
A new search conducted by the CMS collaboration is exploring Higgs bosons with very high energy.