Front Page (postgrid) What comes after the LHC? - The P5 Report & Future Colliders This is the second part of our coverage of the P5 report and its implications for particle physics. To read The P5 Report & The Future of Particle Physics (Part 1) Particle physics is the epitome of 'big science'. To answer our most fundamental questions out about physics requires world class Moriond 2023 Recap Every year since 1966, particle physicists have gathered in the Alps to unveil and discuss their most important results of The Search for Simplicity : The Higgs Boson's Self Coupling When students first learn quantum field theory, the mathematical language the underpins the behavior of elementary particles, they start with Stretching the limits of dark matter searches with springy detectors Title: "The Piezoaxionic Effect" Authors: Asimina Arvanitaki, Amalia Madden, Ken Van Tilburg Link: https://arxiv.org/abs/2112.11466 We can't find the missing five-sixths A world with no weak forces Gravity, electromagnetism, strong, and weak -- these are the beating hearts of the universe, the four fundamental forces. But do LHCb's Xmas Letdown : The R(K) Anomaly Fades Away Just before the 2022 holiday season LHCb announced it was giving the particle physics community a highly anticipated holiday present What's Next for Theoretical Particle Physics? 2022 saw the pandemic-delayed Snowmass process confront the past, present, and future of particle physics. As the last papers trickle The LHC is on turning on again! What does that mean? Deep underground, on the border between Switzerland and France, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is starting back up again after A Massive W for CDF This is part two of our coverage of the CDF W mass measurement, discussing how the measurement was done. Read 1 2 3 … 15 Next » Supported by AAS. Print Friendly
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