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This project aims to explore the properties of a newly discovered particle related to the Higgs boson, focusing on its connection to the top quark. By developing innovative techniques, it seeks to measure the interaction strength between these particles, contributing to our understanding of fundamental physics.
With the ground-breaking discovery of a new, Higgs-like boson on July 4th, 2012, by the CMS and ATLAS collaborations at CERN, a new era of particle physics has begun.
The discovery is the first step in answering an unsolved problem in particle physics, the question how fundamental bosons and fermions acquire their mass.
One of the major goals in collider physics in the next few years will be the deeper insight into the nature of the new particle, its connection to the known fundamental particles…
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