TWIST tests the Standard Model
Normal muon decay is an ideal process to investigate the electroweak interaction in the Standard Model.
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Normal muon decay is an ideal process to investigate the electroweak interaction in the Standard Model.
The ICHEP '04 conference provided a major opportunity to review a wide range of recent progress in particle physics.
The 30th anniversary of the proton accelerator complex at PSI heralds the start of a new generation of particle-physics experiments, with the search for the decay of the muon to a positron and a photo...
The fourth conference in the "Beyond" series presented a clear overview of - and beyond - the current frontiers of particle physics, astrophysics and cosmology.
The E949 collaboration at the Brookhaven National Laboratory has reported further evidence for a very rare kaon decay.
Does a melting crystal provide the key to developing a quantum description of gravity? Advances at the first Simons Workshop point to a connection.
The SIGHAD03 workshop in Pisa considered the challenges presented by different sources of low-energy hadronic cross-section data.
There has been considerable interest in these measurements because of the potential sensitivity to new physics such as supersymmetry, which would show up as a difference between the Standard Model val...
The High Energy Accelerator Research Organization has found a new and unusual particle.
The International Europhysics Conference on High Energy Physics of the European Physical Society (HEP-EPS) provided a superb synergy between physics, history and music, as Felicitas Pauss reports.