ATLAS sets limits on anomalous quartic-gauge couplings
The ATLAS and CMS collaborations are now looking into deeper levels of Standard Model predictions by probing additional ways in which the gauge bosons interact with each other.
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The ATLAS and CMS collaborations are now looking into deeper levels of Standard Model predictions by probing additional ways in which the gauge bosons interact with each other.
A variety of theories beyond the Standard Model attempt to address the hierarchy problem.
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