Colliding Particles : Decay | Jon Butterworth | Life & Physics
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, Physics beyond the Standard Model From Wikipedia , the free encyclopedia   (Redirected from New Physics Jump to : navigation search Beyond the Standard Model Simulated Large Hadron Collider CMS particle detector data depicting a Higgs boson produced by colliding protons decaying into hadron jets and electrons Standard Model Evidence Hierarchy problem Dark matter Cosmological constant problem Strong CP problem Neutrino oscillation Theories Technicolor KaluzaâKlein theory Grand Unified Theory Theory of everything String theory Superfluid vacuum theory Supersymmetry MSSM Superstring theory Supergravity Quantum gravity String theory Loop quantum gravity Causal dynamical triangulation Canonical quantum gravity Superfluid vacuum theory Experiments Gran Sasso INO LHC SNO Super-K Tevatron v
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, Luminosity From Wikipedia , the free encyclopedia Jump to : navigation search This article is about the measurement of brightness . For the Cedar Point show , see Luminosity â Ignite the Night Image of galaxy NGC 4945 showing the huge luminosity of the central few star clusters , suggesting there are 10 to 100 supergiant stars in each of these , packed into regions just a few parsecs . across Luminosity is generally understood as a measurement of brightness Each discipline , however , defines the term differently , depending on what is being . measured Look up luminosity in Wiktionary , the free . dictionary In astronomy , luminosity measures the total amount of energy emitted by a star or other astronomical object in SI units of joules per second , which are watts A watt is one unit
. Symmetry factor Life in physics and nearby Home Who am I jump to navigation LHCb reports observation of CP-violation in charm . Welcome New Physics Or not November 14, 2011 Posted by apetrov in Particle Physics Physics Science trackback One of CERN collaborations , the LHCb has reported observation of direct CP-violation in the decays of charmed mesons at the Hadronic Collider Physics Symposium 2011 HCP 2011 in Paris today . This is a fantastic news While I am not at HCP 2011, kind folks at LHCb let me know about this fantastic measurement since charm physics is my . specialty So , what are we talking about here First things first . CP or Charge Parity is a set of discrete transformations performed on a theory’s Lagrangian a function that describes what particles we have in a theory and
This morning ATLAS and CMS reported new Higgs results at the Hadron Collider Physics Conference in Kyoto. Only a subset of the available decay channels have been updated. The crucial diphoton channels in particular have not been updated by either experiment. This may be due to increased difficulties in doing the analysis with possible issues over systematic errors [...]