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Places to learn more: Particle and nuclear physics links

Inquiring minds want to know... Yo! What holds it together?

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Stanford Linear Accelerator Center

Event display from the SLD experiment at SLAC

What forces exist in nature? What is a force? How do forces change with energy or temperature? How has the universe evolved? How do they interact?

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Determine the postion and velocity of a car … no problem

Determine the postion and velocity of a small particle … no problem

Problem! Heisenberg uncertainty principle Cannot have perfect knowledge of both the position and velocity Heisenberg

Dear Steve, Party relatively hard! -Al The fundamental nature of forces: virtual particles  E  t  h Heisenberg E = mc 2 Einstein e-e-

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quarks leptons Gauge bosons u c t d s b e   W, Z, g,  G g Hadrons Baryons qqq qq mesons p = uud n = udd K = us or us  = ud or ud Strong interaction nuclei e atoms Electromagnetic interaction 

26 Strong color field Energy grows with separation !!! E=mc 2 ! “white” proton quark quark-antiquark pair created from vacuum “white” proton (confined quarks) “white”  0 (confined quarks) Quantum Chromodynamics QCD distance energy density, temperature relative strength asymptotic freedom Why bare quarks have never been observed. Thanks to Mike Lisa (OSU) for parts of this animation

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