Frontiers of fundamental physics

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Frontiers of fundamental physics GGSB – 8th GGSWBS, Tbilisi, georgia august 20-25, 2018 I hans ströher

Science – the endless Frontier ? Current KNOWLEDGE U n k n o w n Lord Kelvin (1900) August 2018

Science – the endless Frontier ! There are things we know that we know; there are things we know that we don´t know, and there are things we don´t know that we don´t know (after D. Rumsfeld) Questions Puzzles Mysteries U n k n o w n August 2018

Big questions (of particle physics) August 2018

Dark matter and dark energy Only about 4% of the energy content of the Universe – normal matter – is currently understood Rest (96%) – nature of dark matter and dark energy – is unknown! August 2018

Dark matter – What is it? Normal matter: brightly shining stars, glowing gas and clouds of dust Dark matter: does not emit, absorb or reflect light Observed via its gravitational effects, e.g.: a higher speed of rotation in the outer parts of spiral galaxies August 2018

Dark Energy – What is it? Dark energy: exotic form of energy; causes the universe expansion to accelerate; most abundant form of energy in the universe; may be Einstein´s cosmological constant; But: possibility that dark energy doesn’t exist; i.e. something strange going on with gravity August 2018

neutrinos Neutrinos: most abundant particle species in the Universe (~ 100/cm3); almost no interaction with matter (billions pass us every second) Neutrinos (and anti-neutrinos): unconventional and mysterious particles August 2018

Neutrinos – what are they? Species (flavors) Masses ne,m,t are combinations of n1,2,3 Neutrino oscillations: August 2018

Neutrinos – what are they? Difference between matter and anti-matter? Don´t know yet! August 2018

antimatter Normal matter – is all abundant Anti-matter – a priori no reason why not as abundant Matter – anti-matter annihilation results in an empty universe Puzzle of our existence! August 2018

antimatter – Where is it? Our world (Universe) Hardly anything: where is it? New Physics (e.g. Electric Dipole Moments (EDMs)) AMS recently detected 6 anti-3He and 2 anti-4He candidate events August 2018

Mass of particles Quarks (up, down, strange, …) and leptons (electrons, muons, neutrinos) have vastly different mass How do particles aquire different mass? August 2018

Mass of particles – Only Higgs? photon (Mass = 0) electron (M = 0.5) muon (M = 200) Mass by inter- action with Higgs-field: ~ 1% quark mass Most of nucleon mass contained in interaction of qq-pairs and gluons  how ? (Note: US plans new accelerator) Not so for light quarks and nucleons: ~ 44% quark energy ~ 55% gluon energy August 2018

Forces of nature Forces of Nature: electric, magnetic, weak, strong and gravitation Do they originate from 1 basic force? August 2018

Forces of nature – unification? Electroweak (established) Grand Unified Theory (GUT) (predicts free proton-decay, e.g.: p  e+ p0 – not yet observed (t >1034 y)) August 2018

Unknown symmetries Physics is the study of symmetries and symmetry breaking: Are there yet unknown symmetries? August 2018

Supersymmetry – hope or dead end? Matter Force Carriers If nature is supersymmetric: a "doppelgänger" state to every presently known elementary particle (lightest one … stable; Dark Matter?) None observed yet ! August 2018

Our contributions Search for CP-Violation Electric Dipole Moments (EDM): Search for Dark Matter (Axions): Investigate neutrino properties: August 2018

Big questions – who cares? August 2018

Big questions – who cares? Do we (really) need to know: if neutrinos have mass? why matter has won over antimatter? what the fate is of the Universe? … Use-inspired (instead of curiosity-driven) basic research?! August 2018

Big questions – who cares? Do we (really) need to know: if neutrinos have mass? why matter has won over antimatter? what the fate is of the Universe? … Use-inspired (instead of curiosity-driven) basic research?! Similar questions may have been asked by our ancestors: GR: tiny influence of mass on time  GPS Spin: magnetic moment of protons  NMR/MRI QM: stimulated emission of light  LASER August 2018

Take home: Science comprises all! Data Collection (BRAHE QUADRANT) August 2018

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