Frank Linde, Philips meets particle physics, 31 January 2012

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Frank Linde, Philips meets particle physics, 31 January 2012

1946 1965 first silicon strip detector Philips & IKO 1954

Origin of particle masses? Newton didn’t know – neither do we … What is the Universe made of? We barely know 4%! Where is all the antimatter? Universe ought to be symmetric! How did the Universe look directly after the Big Bang? Observe it!

natural source: cosmic rays, •••

natural source: cosmic rays, •••

PS ISR SPS SppS LEP LHC  CLIC 1959 1971 1976 1981 1989 2009 2025? 500 fellows & associates 2500 staff 6500 users 1 G€/year CERN

man-made source: accelerator

man-made source: accelerator

tracking detector: silicon pixels

tracking detector: silicon pixels

particle hunting: Higgs

particle hunting: Higgs

HiggsZZ?     no simulation i.e. real!

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