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Discover the Higgs boson

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{:title=>"Description"}	Students will use the experimental data collected by the ATLAS experiment at CERN to “discover” invisible particles and calculate their mass. For this purpose they will use Einstein’s famous equation for the equivalence of mass and energy. The particle they will be looking for is the famous "Higgs" boson, recently discovered at CERN after 50 years of research!!
Tags	boson electrons muons detectors z short lived particles
Author	hkourkou
Linked by	ViSH

Language	English
Publication créée à	mercredi 05 août 2015 12:52
Publication mise à jour à	mercredi 14 septembre 2016 13:26

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• Type: Link
• Title: Discover the Higgs boson
• Description: Students will use the experimental data collected by the ATLAS experiment at CERN to “discover” invisible particles and calculate their mass. For this purpose they will use Einstein’s famous equation for the equivalence of mass and energy. The particle they will be looking for is the famous "Higgs" boson, recently discovered at CERN after 50 years of research!!
• Keywords: boson, electrons, muons, detectors, z, short, lived, particles
• Language: English
• Age Range: 14 - 0
• Author: hkourkou
• Linked by: ViSH
• LOM Metadata: http://vishub.org/activity_objects/21428/metadata.xml

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