ERC Consolidator Grant · 2016
Real-time precision tests of lepton universality
The Standard Model (SM) of Particle Physics is the most accurate available description of nature at microscopic scales, yet it is in fundamental contradiction with cosmological observations and models which describe the macroscopic universe. For this reason, it is postulated that the SM is incomplete, and that additional particles and/or forces are needed in order to describe both microscopic and macroscopic reality in a coherent and self-consistent manner. If such additional New Physics does exist, precision measurements of the ways in which SM particles transform into each other should simultaneously disagree with certain SM predictions, and agree with the given New Physics model. Within…
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