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Tag Archives: Higgs
Babbage @TheEconomist
Along with several colleagues, I was interviewed by my old Guardian Science Blog boss Alok Jha for two episodes of the Economist’s Babbage podcast, about the future of the LHC and beyond. If you subscribe to the Economist you can … Continue reading
Leptons Four the Win
This was a labour of love… (arXiv)
Vector-like Quarks
My colleagues and I have a new paper on the arXiv today on New sensitivity of current LHC measurements to vector-like quarks. Vector-like quarks are hypothetical particles that appear in some extensions of the Standard Model. Such extensions are continually being … Continue reading
Posted in Particle Physics, Philosophy, Physics, Science
Tagged ATLAS, CMS, contur, Cosmic Shambles, Higgs, LHC, Postcards from the Energy Frontier
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I changed the title of my previous post, because I was worried it would mislead people, or at best look like a crap pun. It was originally called “A boost in testing times”. The potentially misleading — and entirely unintentional … Continue reading