Theoretical high energy physics research at the University of Chicago
Theoretical high energy physics research at the University of Chicago
This report discusses research being done at the University of Chicago in High Energy Physics. Some topic covered are: CP violation; intermediate vector bosons; string models; supersymmetry; and rare decay of kaons. (LSP)
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Intermediate Vector Bosons, Kobayashi-Maskawa Matrix, Weak Particle Decay, Quark Model, Pseudoscalar Mesons, Quarks, Hadrons, Dipole Moments, Strange Particles, 72 Physics Of Elementary Particles And Fields, Research Programs, Symmetry, Matrices, Baryons, String Models, Invariance Principles, Particle Models, High Energy Physics, Strange Mesons, Intermediate Bosons, Fermions, Bosons, Particle Decay, Nucleons, Neutrons, Unified-Field Theories 645000* -- High Energy Physics, Progress Report, Mesons, Mathematical Models, Physics, Electric Dipole Moments, Field Theories, Kaons, Decay, Document Types, Postulated Particles, Extended Particle Model, Cp Invariance, Electric Moments, Composite Models, Supersymmetry, Elementary Particles
Intermediate Vector Bosons, Kobayashi-Maskawa Matrix, Weak Particle Decay, Quark Model, Pseudoscalar Mesons, Quarks, Hadrons, Dipole Moments, Strange Particles, 72 Physics Of Elementary Particles And Fields, Research Programs, Symmetry, Matrices, Baryons, String Models, Invariance Principles, Particle Models, High Energy Physics, Strange Mesons, Intermediate Bosons, Fermions, Bosons, Particle Decay, Nucleons, Neutrons, Unified-Field Theories 645000* -- High Energy Physics, Progress Report, Mesons, Mathematical Models, Physics, Electric Dipole Moments, Field Theories, Kaons, Decay, Document Types, Postulated Particles, Extended Particle Model, Cp Invariance, Electric Moments, Composite Models, Supersymmetry, Elementary Particles
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