[Experimental and theoretical high energy physics program]
[Experimental and theoretical high energy physics program]
Experimental and theoretical high-energy physics research at Purdue is summarized in a number of reports. Subjects treated include the following: the CLEO experiment for the study of heavy flavor physics; gas microstrip detectors; particle astrophysics; affine Kac{endash}Moody algebra; nonperturbative mass bounds on scalar and fermion systems due to triviality and vacuum stability constraints; resonance neutrino oscillations; e{sup +}e{sup {minus}} collisions at CERN; {bar p}{endash}p collisions at FNAL; accelerator physics at Fermilab; development work for the SDC detector at SSC; TOPAZ; D-zero physics; physics beyond the standard model; and the Collider Detector at Fermilab. (RWR)
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Fermilab Collider Detector 662000, Progress Report, Drift Chambers, Weak Interactions, 440104, Neutrino Oscillation, 500, Decay, Proton-Antiproton Interactions, 530, 72 Physics Of Elementary Particles And Fields, Research Programs, B Mesons, Electron-Positron Interactions, Vacuum States, Charm Particles, 46 Instrumentation Related To Nuclear Science And Technology, Experimental Data, High Energy Physics, Physics Of Elementary Particles And Fields, High Energy Physics Instrumentation
Fermilab Collider Detector 662000, Progress Report, Drift Chambers, Weak Interactions, 440104, Neutrino Oscillation, 500, Decay, Proton-Antiproton Interactions, 530, 72 Physics Of Elementary Particles And Fields, Research Programs, B Mesons, Electron-Positron Interactions, Vacuum States, Charm Particles, 46 Instrumentation Related To Nuclear Science And Technology, Experimental Data, High Energy Physics, Physics Of Elementary Particles And Fields, High Energy Physics Instrumentation
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