Over coming weeks I’ll be organizing my thoughts on where we stand with regards to searches at the Large Hadron Collider for new particles, forces, and other novel phenomena. The summaries will appear as subpages to this one. 9/13/11
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A Higgs particle is produced in a proton-proton collision at center, and decays to two photons (particles of light, indicated by green towers) in an LHC detector. Tracks emerging from center are from remnants of the two protons.
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