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The Proton and the Future of Particle Physics

The Proton and the Future of Particle Physics by Richard Hill, University of Chicago.

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Muonium, Positronium, Proton Radius, and all that

Dr. Michael Eides University of Kentucky I will discuss physics of exotic muonium and positronium atoms, high precision quantum electrodynamic calculations of energy levels, and determination of the electron-muon mass ratio. I'll introduce the proton radius puzzle, discuss briefly the experimental data on muonic hydrogen, deuterium, and helium, and explain the status of the respective theory.

Enhancing Exoplanet Discovery and Characterization through Stellar Photometric “Flicker”

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Many facets of strongly coupled QFT: from QCD to Cosmology By Anatoly Dymarsky

 

 

Many facets of strongly coupled QFT: from QCD to Cosmology By Anatoly Dymarsky

 

 

Anonymous (not verified)
Enhancing Exoplanet Discovery and Characterization through Stellar Photometric “Flicker”

 

 

Anonymous (not verified)

Muonium, Positronium, Proton Radius, and all that

Dr. Michael Eides University of Kentucky I will discuss physics of exotic muonium and positronium atoms, high precision quantum electrodynamic calculations of energy levels, and determination of the electron-muon mass ratio. I'll introduce the proton radius puzzle, discuss briefly the experimental data on muonic hydrogen, deuterium, and helium, and explain the status of the respective theory.

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