Front Page (postgrid) Prospects for the International Linear Collider Title: “Physics Case for the International Linear Collider" Author: Linear Collider Collaboration (LCC) Physics Working Group Published: arXiV hep-ex 1506:05992 For A New Solution to the Hierarchy Problem? Hello particle Chompers, Today I want to discuss a slightly more advanced topic which I will not be able to A Quark Gluon Plasma Primer Quark gluon plasma, affectionately known as QGP or "quark soup", is a big deal, attracting attention from particle, nuclear, and How much top quark is in the proton? We know that protons are made up of two up quarks and a down quark. Each only weigh a few More Dark Matter in Dwarf Galaxies Hi Particlebiters, This is part 2 in my "series" on dark matter in dwarf galaxies. In my previous post, I explained Uncovering a Higgs Hiding Behind Backgrounds Hello particle munchers, Last time I discussed the Higgs boson decay into photons, i.e. `shining light on the Higgs boson'. This Cosmic Microwave Background: The Role of Particles in Astrophysics Over the past decade, a new trend has been emerging in physics, one that is motivated by several key questions: A Tau Neutrino Runs into a Candy Shop... Tau events in the IceCube ultra high energy neutrino detector can be classified depending on how the 'double bang' is The Glashow Resonance on Ice The authors of [1407.3255] have found that the absence of Glashow resonant neutrino events in IceCube is not yet a Shining Light on the Higgs Boson Now I know what you're thinking…But photons only `talk to' particles which carry electric charge and the Higgs is electrically « Previous 1 … 11 12 13 14 15 Next » Supported by AAS. Print Friendly