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A rich collection of top quark mass measurements by the CMS experiment

When it comes to top quark mass

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Same LHC, same CMS, more physics

A new CMS paper describe

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CMS fired a shot to heavy Higgs particles… and the gun is smoking

 

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The Higgs boson, as it intracts with itself

The Higgs boson plays a crucial role in the standard model of particle physics. It is the only particle whose field has nonzero vacuum expectation value. It’s like having a special wave whose status of minimum energy (the “vacuum”) has an average amplitude different from zero.

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Run 3 provides the Standard Model with a new victory at the energy frontier

Even if the

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Entangled Titans: unraveling the mysteries of Quantum Mechanics with top quarks

The CMS exper

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Not quite single at 13.6 TeV: top quark comes in association with a W boson

Back in September 2022, four mon

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A novel trail: simultaneous probe of rare top quark events

Even after almost 30 years since

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Can AI find new particles on its own?

One of the events determined by the AI algorithm to be highly anomalous and therefore potentially coming from a new particle.

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Disclosing quantum corrections to electromagnetic interactions of tau leptons

In quantum electrodynamics (QED), the quantum theory of electromagnetic interactions, the magnetic dipole moment of a particle acquires quantum corrections originating from interactions with virtual photons and other particles, often referred to as the anomalous magnetic moment of that particle.

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