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Faster than light neutrinos?
Por: System Administrator En: Vie 23 de Sep, 2011 18:00 -05 (1459 Lecturas)|
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The things you need to know about this result are:
It’s enormously interesting if it’s right. It’s probably not right Discussion in two of the high energy physics blogs around: http://goo.gl/W37zr http://goo.gl/dc3zj Citations of arXiv:1109.4897 |
Professor positions at Institute of Physics
Por: System Administrator En: Mar 13 de Sep, 2011 11:11 -05 (2298 Lecturas)¿La antimateria cae o sube?
Por: System Administrator En: Lun 12 de Sep, 2011 16:37 -05 (1225 Lecturas)|
Aunque parezca raro, a estas alturas no lo sabemos. El experimento AEgIS del CERN
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Bill Clinton, US president 1993-2001 escribió: When I took office, only high energy physicists had ever heard of what is called the World Wide Web... now even my own cat has its own page http://goo.gl/y2sM3 |
Sheldon Lee Cooper, de TBBT, aparece en Rev. of Mod.Phys
Por: System Administrator En: Mié 07 de Sep, 2011 12:58 -05 (1688 Lecturas)|
Desde Francis (th)E mule Science's News
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Another Dark Matter discovery claim
Por: System Administrator En: Lun 05 de Sep, 2011 23:30 -05 (891 Lecturas)|
This time from CRESST and announced to be a 4$\sigma$ signal: arXiv:1109.0702
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There some consensus that the worst scenario at LHC is the discovery of a Higgs around 120 GeV but not signals of new physics at all. The nightmare scenario where no Higgs nor resonance is found at LHC was not considered before... until now: arXiv:1108.1183
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New economical 331 model
Por: System Administrator En: Jue 01 de Sep, 2011 21:22 -05 (1133 Lecturas)|
One of top cited article by our Group
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