Electroweak Symmetry Breaking: The Bottom-Up Approach by Wolfgang Kilian

By Wolfgang Kilian

The mechanism liable for the new release of the mass of an particle has emerged as essentially the most urging questions in primary physics. The effective-theory procedure offers the theoretical foundation for a model-independent description of the results delicate to this mechanism and their impression on observables. This e-book systematically develops this system, concerning the predictions of other physics eventualities in a unified remedy. It additionally encompasses a unique dialogue of the methods that may truly be saw, the prestige of calculations, how you can isolate the attention-grabbing signs, and expectancies for the sensitivity of destiny collider experiments. The systematic bottom-up process offers definitely the right framework for examining measurements that would be played to higher comprehend the physics of mass iteration within the universe. No wisdom of quantum box thought is needed except familiarity with potent Lagrangians and Feynmann diagrams. This e-book could be worthwhile for either theorists and experimentalists who're drawn to the phenomenology of electroweak interactions.

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By Wolfgang Kilian

The mechanism liable for the new release of the mass of an particle has emerged as essentially the most urging questions in primary physics. The effective-theory procedure offers the theoretical foundation for a model-independent description of the results delicate to this mechanism and their impression on observables. This e-book systematically develops this system, concerning the predictions of other physics eventualities in a unified remedy. It additionally encompasses a unique dialogue of the methods that may truly be saw, the prestige of calculations, how you can isolate the attention-grabbing signs, and expectancies for the sensitivity of destiny collider experiments. The systematic bottom-up process offers definitely the right framework for examining measurements that would be played to higher comprehend the physics of mass iteration within the universe. No wisdom of quantum box thought is needed except familiarity with potent Lagrangians and Feynmann diagrams. This e-book could be worthwhile for either theorists and experimentalists who're drawn to the phenomenology of electroweak interactions.

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