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Crash course: Can a seventeen-mile-long collider unlock the universe?
If you think of the sciences as a tower, with one field resting on another until you reach, say, botany or physiology, then particle physics represents the bottommost floor....A full of mysterious particles - "sparticles" - that have yet to be detected; that is is not a universe at all, bu...
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| Lenguaje: | eng |
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2007
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| Acceso en línea: | http://cds.cern.ch/record/1043953 |
| Sumario: | If you think of the sciences as a tower, with one field resting on another until you reach, say, botany or physiology, then particle physics represents the bottommost floor....A full of mysterious particles - "sparticles" - that have yet to be detected; that is is not a universe at all, but a multiverse. (7,5 pages) |
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