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This is a contributed topic on ''high energy physics'' . ===High energy physics and Particle accelerators=== ...

...by individual elementary particles, but also by their collective movement. The elementary quanta of these [[w:collective excitations|collective excitation |journal=Physics Letters B ...

...ticle]] <math>H^0</math> which is supposed to be detected `soon' by one of the two Tevatron, particle accellerators presently in [[../Cod/|operation]]. ...eynman [[../TrivialGroupoid/|diagrams]] for the generation of the Standard Model Higgs boson are also shown in this demo. ...

...> symmetry is currently part of the Standard Model ([[../SUSY2/|SUSY]]) of physics. ...

...variables <math>x</math> and <math>y</math> without changing the value of the result, (such as a product for multiplication, or a sum for addition), unde The associativity and distributivity laws are the other two simplifying properties of algebraic variables for operations such ...

...l Riemannian [[../Noncommutative Geometry 4|manifold]] that is employed in the well-known, [[../Albert Einstein|Einstein's]] classical approach to [[../SR ...hes attempt to define a QST metric not by a ''Riemannian tensor'' --as in the classical GR case-- but in [[../Bijective|relation]] to a generalized, quan ...

...ure constant |fine structure constant]] of electromagnetic interaction and the electric [[w:elementary charge |elementary charge]], measured in coulombs ( ...often used as such a physical system at the level of elementary particles. The basic energy for comparison of interactions is electromagnetic energy of a ...

...which act as the carriers of the four fundamental forces of nature. Thus, the major gauge boson classes are: photons, W and Z bosons/''[[../Neutralinos/| ...ed hypothetical. Therefore, the [[../QuarkAntiquarkPair/|Standard Model of physics]] currently includes only photons, W, Z bosons and gluons. ...

This is a new topic in which the [[../IsomorphismClass/|Anabelian Geometry]] approach will be defined and co ...annian `spaces'. Furthermore, other [[../PhysicalMathematics2/|theoretical physics]] developments may expand specific Anabelian Geometry applications to [[../ ...

...n atoms and molecules. For describing of strong gravitation equations of [[Physics/Essays/Fedosin/Lorentz-invariant theory of gravitation |Lorentz-invariant t ...les by means of [[w:meson| meson]]s, mostly of [[w:pion| pion]]s. Then, in the framework of quark theory all hadrons began to be considered to be composed ...

#What physical processes do the two PDEs model? ...DEs in elementary partial differential notation (that is, using symbols of the form <math>\frac{\partial u}{\partial x}</math>). ...

...formal field theory]]. There may be a realistic prospect of solving it, in the sense of analytically (or semi-analytically) computing observables such as ...ts model is a statistical model that generalizes the [[w:Ising model|Ising model]], and includes [[w:percolation|percolation]] as a special case. Therefore, ...

...bjects respectively in Physics and [[../PhysicalMathematics2/|mathematical physics]]. ...meaning of a collection of coupled, or interacting spins, and thus covers the broad '[[../CohomologyTheoryOnCWComplexes/|spectrum]]' of spin clusters ran ...

that is, as a non-commutative `geometric' approach-- ''in the relativistic sense'' -- to [[../LQG2/|quantum gravity]]. This approach is t .../QuantumOperatorAlgebra5/|quantum operators]] and states. (Please see also the other PM entries on <math>C^*</math>-algebra and noncommutative topology.) ...

...../Cod/|graph]] or network, and with the edges of the network representing the connections, or links, between such quantum spin states. ...usSystemsDynamicAdjointnessAndTopologicalEquivalence/|systems]] with known standard symmetry formal definitions of spin networks have also been reported in ter ...

...for kinetic energy include ''KE'' (or ''K.E.''), ''T'', and ''K'' . Using the latter, we have for '''[[w: kinetic energy| kinetic energy]]''': '''[[w:Work_(physics)|work]]''': ...

== Origins of Quantum Physics == ...t red, going through orange, yellow, and white before ending up at blue as the temperature increases. ...

...annian `spaces'. Furthermore, other [[../PhysicalMathematics2/|theoretical physics]] and physical mathematics developments may expand specific Anabelian Geome ...f Noncommutative Geometry introduced by Alain Connes. It also differs from the main-stream Nonabelian Algebraic Topology (NAAT)'s generalized approach to ...

This is a new topic in which the [[../IsomorphismClass/|Anabelian Geometry]] approach will be defined and co ...annian `spaces'. Furthermore, other [[../PhysicalMathematics2/|theoretical physics]] developments may expand specific Anabelian Geometry applications to [[../ ...

==The Laws of Physics== This is a new contributed topic summarizing the laws of Physics. ...