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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. Our sense of touch results from the exchange of the same particles, the photons, between the atoms in our skin and the objects we touch.

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How many Higgs bosons are there?

In the Standard Model of particle physics, at least one Higgs boson

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Under the Radar: Searching for Stealthy New Particles

The standard model of particle physics encapsulates our current know

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Observation of a new excited beautiful strange baryon at the CMS experiment

Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD) is the part of the Standard Model of Particle Physics that describes the strong interaction.

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Finding electrons and photons with the CMS detector

 

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CMS Awards 2020

Congratulations to CMS members who have rec

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The Forward Shielding upgrade: a real engineering challenge for CMS.

As for any other instrument, the CMS experiment needs a “quiet” environment to take data, with the lowest level of background noise. In the CMS detector, background noise is mainly due to energetic particles generated at high eta (i.e.

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Getting excited about quarks

Physicists continue to question if the part

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How does the Higgs boson interact with itself?

Studying the production of two Higgs bosons is the most obvious way to understand the field responsible for the Higgs boson. A new result by the CMS collaboration gets closer than ever to measuring this field and its physics prediction.

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CMS: A hunter of Super-Leptons

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