
X marks the spot: a new particle appears in two experiments
The High Energy Accelerator Research Organization has found a new and unusual particle.
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The High Energy Accelerator Research Organization has found a new and unusual particle.
In the simplest interpretation of these results both particles are excited bound states of a charm quark, c, and a strange antiquark, sbar.
The BaBar experiment at SLAC has revealed a new narrow particle state that has been identified as a charmed meson, that is, a charm quark, c, bound with an antiquark, in this case a strange antiquark,...
Two separate experiments in North America - at TRIUMF in Vancouver and at the Indiana University Cyclotron Facility (IUCF) in Bloomington - have made new observations of charge symmetry breaking (CSB)...
The search for spin zero, odd parity states of charmonium has in the past led to strange and contrary results, but the picture is now becoming clearer.
The ASACUSA collaboration has reinforced its status as a paragon of precision physics by following up its impressive six parts in 108 measurement of the antiproton's charge and mass with new measureme...
This year's Rochester International Conference on High Energy Physics, held in Amsterdam, provided a showcase for precision results, and pointed the way forward for particle physics at future faciliti...
A graduate text based on lectures originally presented at the 55th Scottish Universities Summer School in Physics, held at St Andrews in 2001.
The SELEX experiment at Fermilab has announced three candidates for doubly charmed baryons.
The physics of B particles, containing the fifth (b) quark, is now a major research focus. The first such particle was discovered at Fermilab exactly 25 years ago.