Public Lecture—ANTIMATTER: What is it and where did it go?
Ανέβηκε στις 26 Ιαν 2011
Lecture
Date: Tuesday, October 28, 2008. In this public lecture we will explore
the mystery of antimatter: Where did it go? Why is the universe made up
of only matter, with no observable antimatter? And why does the
universe have any matter left in it anyway? The SLAC "B"-Factory was
built to answer these questions. Over the last decade, almost a billion
"B"-mesons were created and studied at the B-Factory to search for
subtle differences between matter and antimatter, differences that lie
at the heart of the antimatter mystery. We will explain the
matter-antimatter discoveries made at the B-Factory, and their
connection to this year's Nobel prize in physics. It does not matter if
you have no prior knowledge of Antimatter; just bring your curiosity.
Lecturer: Dr. Aaron Roodman, Stanford University.
Date: Tuesday, October 28, 2008. In this public lecture we will explore
the mystery of antimatter: Where did it go? Why is the universe made up
of only matter, with no observable antimatter? And why does the
universe have any matter left in it anyway? The SLAC "B"-Factory was
built to answer these questions. Over the last decade, almost a billion
"B"-mesons were created and studied at the B-Factory to search for
subtle differences between matter and antimatter, differences that lie
at the heart of the antimatter mystery. We will explain the
matter-antimatter discoveries made at the B-Factory, and their
connection to this year's Nobel prize in physics. It does not matter if
you have no prior knowledge of Antimatter; just bring your curiosity.
Lecturer: Dr. Aaron Roodman, Stanford University.
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