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Jiggling atoms
By Jon Butterworth and Ben Still at the Guardian.
Desperately seeking SUSY
Also at the Guardian. We discovered a new particle this summer, and it looks a lot like the Higgs boson, but theoretical physicists are not happy. There is a fundamental reason for their discomfort, which is known as the “Higgs … Continue reading
Posted in Particle Physics, Physics, Science
Tagged Higgs, supersymmetry
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More choice is not always better
For the past month I’ve been embroiled in two independent, vital, strategic decision-making processes. What school should my son go to next, and what might the future of particle physics be? Game theory has a cautionary tale Choice of school … Continue reading
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