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Single top production discovery and first measurement of V_tb

Por: System Administrator En: Vie 06 de Mar, 2009 09:18 -05 (1090 Lecturas)

As discussed in "Quantum Diaries Survivor"

: Both CDF and DZERO have announced yesterday the first observation of electroweak production of single top quarks in proton-antiproton collisions.

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GFIF paper get resonances

Por: System Administrator En: Mar 20 de Ene, 2009 15:08 -05 (1023 Lecturas)

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Decaying Dark Matter can explain the electron/positron excesses
Authors: Enrico Nardi, Francesco Sannino, Alessandro Strumia
arXiv:0811.4153v1 (hep-ph)

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Coloquio Institucional

Por: En: Jue 13 de Nov, 2008 09:22 -05 (947 Lecturas)

El premio Nobel de Fisica 2008

Expositor: Prof. William A. Ponce

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The end of the world at the Large Hadron Collider?

Por: System Administrator En: Mar 21 de Oct, 2008 14:09 -05 (1066 Lecturas)

By Michael E. Peskin

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Lección Inagural del Instituto de Física

Por: En: Mar 21 de Oct, 2008 09:14 -05 (1597 Lecturas)

Todo lo que necesita saber sobre el LHC

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The ultimate guide to the LHC

Por: System Administrator En: Sáb 18 de Oct, 2008 16:29 -05 (1026 Lecturas)

Information, facts and figures on the LHC can be found in CERN FAQ – LHC the guide

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2008 Nobel Prize in Phyics

Por: System Administrator En: Mar 07 de Oct, 2008 13:55 -05 (836 Lecturas)

Was given today

to Yoichiro Nambu of the University of Chicago “for the discovery of the mechanism of spontaneous broken symmetry in subatomic physics” and to Makoto Kobayashi and Toshihide Maskawa “for the discovery of the origin of the broken symmetry which predicts the existence of at least three families of quarks in nature.” A Nobel Prize in particle physics.

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LHC: Sector 3-4 problems

Por: System Administrator En: Vie 19 de Sep, 2008 16:41 -05 (956 Lecturas)

This morning there was a major problem

in sector 3-4 of LHC

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LHC day

Por: System Administrator En: Mié 10 de Sep, 2008 08:40 -05 (896 Lecturas)

September 10, 2008: Google page today displays this LHC related logo

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The 5th Latin American School of High-Energy Physics

Por: System Administrator En: Jue 04 de Sep, 2008 10:35 -05 (750 Lecturas)

Official announcement of the School

Recinto Quirama, Antioquia Region, Colombia

15 March – 28 March 2009

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