CMS Internal Newsletter, Apri 17, 2014
CMS news from the past two weeks:
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Installation and commissioning of the ME4/2 Cathode Strip Chamber
Since March this year new layers of Muon chambers have been added to CMS on both YE3 endcap disks.
Update from Physics Coordination (2014-04-17)
We have had three important events on the “Higgs front” in the past few days:
⁃ Our H→ττ paper (HIG-13-004) is now accepted for publication by JHEP
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Chasing dark matter with mysterious electron pairs
The CMS experiment performs the first collider search for “inelastic dark matter” in the case where dark-matter particles travel a measurable distance before decaying into a pair of low-momentum electrons.
A new chapter for the CMS Drift Tubes
After years of effort to imagine, design, develop, build, and coordinate, a new chapter for the CMS Drift Tubes has finally begun!
CMS Welcomes New Deputy Spokesperson for 2026-2028
Tae-Jeong Kim has joined Florencia Canelli as Deputy Spokesperson, working with Anadi Canepa as Spokesperon for the CMS Collaboration for 2026-2028.
A needle in the pileup: CMS revives diffractive physics with tagged protons
For the first time at the LHC, W and Z bosons and TeV-scale jets are seen alongside a proton that survived the collision intact, reopening a chapter of forward physics that high pileup had closed.
The W boson’s simplest decay into hadrons
The CMS experiment utilises proton–proton collision data collected between 2016 and 2026 to search for rare decays of the W boson into three charged hadrons.
Four gets you more: understanding the strong force with four-way energy correlations
The strong nuclear force is the most mysterious of the four fundamental forces of nature.