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Alpha decay
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Beta decay
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Henri Bequerel
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Pierre and Marie Curie
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electron n
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W. Pauli -NEUTRINO- “ I invented a new Particle, which Will never be Seen! “
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electron
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Dear Radioactive Ladies and Gentlemen !
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1956: discovery of the neutrino Savannah river reactor
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(Fred Reines – Clyde Cowan)
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n-capture by cadmium
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Fermi interaction f Enrico Fermi
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direct interaction ~ four fermions p n electron antineutrino beta decay
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Parity conserved in strong and electromagnetic interactions
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C. N. Yang T. D. Lee
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Chien-Shiung Wu Experiment Columbia University
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lefthanded fermion S= - 1/2 righthanded fermion S = + 1/2
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weak interactions current-current interaction weak currents => lefthanded Feynman / Gell-Mann Marshak / Sudarshan
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R. Marshak G. Sudarshan
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maximal breaking of parity
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weak bosons high mass mass generation ?
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electro-magnetism
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electroweak gauge theory gauge group SU(2) x U(1) doublet singlet
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doublet singlet => neutrinos massless
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Z => neutral current
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Gargamelle bubble chamber
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1975 => three different neutrinos
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Standard - Theory
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III II I
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??? weak bosons ???
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SPS proton-antiproton collider
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1984 Discovery of weak bosons
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The first Z-boson, decaying into an electron and a positron
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Carlo Rubbia
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LEP
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Masses of weak bosons ??????????
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rotation symmetry
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symmetry of rotation broken (spontaneous symmetry breaking)
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spontaneous symmetry breaking field theory
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Peter Higgs - 1964Erwin Schrödinger - 1952
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Kibble Guralnik Hagen Englert Brout
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Discovery of „Higgs“-particle ? ? ?
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L3 I ATLAS CMS LHCb Alice
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H
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M(H) = 125,36 ±0,37(stat.) ±0,18 (syst.) GeV
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one W or Z must be virtual, since M(H) < 2 M(W,Z)
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flavor mixing quarks
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( u d s )( u u d ) s u
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Nicola Cabibbo 1963
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strangeness changing term not observed in the experiments (decay of K-mesons) !!!
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GIM – mechanism ( Glashow, Iliopoulos, Maiani ) c: charmed quark 1970
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III II I
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SU(2,L) x U(1) SU(2,L) x sU(2,R) x U(1)
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III II I
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6 leptons – 6 quarks 3 doublets
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flavormixing
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weak transitions
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observed CKM – matrix (no phasees)
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New parametrization:
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flavor mixing Leptons
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6 leptons
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massive neutrinos
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flavormixing
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Neutrino oscillations
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observation
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neutrino masses ( eV )
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0.048 0.012 0.003 0.01 eV 0.05 eV
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??????????????? neutrino masses very small ???????????????
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Neutrinoless Double Beta decay
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Majorana neutrino mass: < 0.23 eV
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Beyond Standard Theory ??????????
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? Grand Unification ? ? Gravity ? ? Supersymmetry ? ? String Theory ? ?…………………?
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