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What is unusual about the Higgs boson compared to other elementary particles?

Posted on August 28, 2014 by admin
The Higgs boson gives masses to weakly interacting particles

How leptons and quarks got mass and began to actively interact The Higgs boson is responsible for the masses of quarks, leptons and intermediate bosons involved in weak interactions of elementary particles — it was specifically introduced into the theory … Continue reading →

Whether there is the use of unsuccessful experiments?

Posted on August 25, 2014 by admin
Neutrinos are produced in the atmosphere and are registered in detectors

You never know where you find neutrinos and where you lose In the seventies, experiments were carried out to study the weak interaction in the CERN Big European Bubble Chamber (BEBC). The results of measurement of the interaction parameter, called … Continue reading →

How have they guessed that the weak interaction distinguish left and right?

Posted on August 25, 2014 by admin
Violating the left-right symmetry in the weak interaction

How the understanding of asymmetry of the weak interaction was coming Following pions, in 1947 positively charged kaons were discovered, which decay into either two or three pions. These decays are relatively slow as occur due to the weak interaction. … Continue reading →

How well does physics predict observations and discoveries?

Posted on August 24, 2014 by admin
Detection of carriers of the weak interaction was a triumph of elementary particle physics

On the stunning results of elementary particle physics and cosmology Modern knowledge of the microcosm and the cosmos is still far from perfect. For example, we can not describe in detail the strong interactions of elementary particles, or explain the … Continue reading →

How did they guess the existence of neutrinos?

Posted on August 24, 2014 by admin
Neutrinos appear in the beta decay of neutrons in nuclei

Departing together with electrons and carrying the invisible energy The discovery of neutrons, it seemed, has clarified the structure of matter. All elementary particles needed to build atoms were known. It only remained unclear where are the electrons observed in … Continue reading →

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