
Funky physics at KIT
The FUNK experiment has set an improved limit on the existence of hidden photons as candidates for dark matter with masses in the eV range.
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The FUNK experiment has set an improved limit on the existence of hidden photons as candidates for dark matter with masses in the eV range.
HAWC and other high-altitude observatories are pushing the energy of gamma-ray observations into new territory to test fundamental symmetries.
LHCb results favour the interpretation of the state as a quasi-bound D0D*0 molecule.
A novel technique by ATLAS uses top-quark pairs to test the ratio of the probabilities for tau leptons and muons to be produced in W-boson decays
The latest spectral measurements of antihydrogen atoms confirm that a key portion of QED holds up in both matter and antimatter.
A challenge for such searches is that the masses of the supersymmetric particles are unknown, leaving a large range of possibilities to explore.
CMS has made a novel measurement of the top-quark mass by reconstructing boosted top quarks as single jets.
A new ATLAS analysis cuts a swathe into the parameter space for one well-motivated alternative electroweak symmetry breaking sector.
CMS has probed the running of the mass of the top quark for the first time - an important test of the validity of QCD, and an indirect search for unknown physics.
Jet modification effects are predicted to be strongest in this kinematic region.