From atomic to nuclear clocks
Recent progress in understanding thorium’s nuclear structure could enable an ultra-accurate nuclear clock with applications in fundamental physics.
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Recent progress in understanding thorium’s nuclear structure could enable an ultra-accurate nuclear clock with applications in fundamental physics.
New results from ALICE challenge the current understanding of antinuclei production in heavy-ion collisions at LHC energies.
The result not only confirms a fundamental feature of QCD but enables a direct experimental observation of the non-zero mass of the charm quark.
The CMS collaboration has made the first observation of the ϒ(3S) meson in heavy-ion collisions.
Many interesting searches and results were presented at Moriond QCD and High Energy Interactions.
The heavy-ion physics programme at LHC Run 3 will provide deep insights into the rich field of QCD phenomenology.
ALICE explores the rapid expansion of the QGP under large pressure gradients.
The ALICE collaboration has used ultrarelativistic nuclear collisions to test the limits of hadronisation.
Precise measurements of the Z-boson production cross section by LHCb provide an implicit test of quantum chromodynamics.
The freshly-completed upgrade of the detectors and the harvest of Pb–Pb collision data expected in Run 3 will further improve the measurements.