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Hi all,
I have been asked to give an informal presentation on the Standard Model to some chemists (note that this is not really my field of expertise ). I was wondering if there are some good (powerpoint) presentations out there that I could use to base mine on. That would save me a lot of time... Any help will be appreciated greatly.
Sort of stuff that I want to talk about:
- Very brief history
- quarks & leptons: charge, mass, spin, ...
- force carriers: charge, mass, spin, ...
- color charge
- Feynman diagrams
- Higgs mechanism (celebrity at a party-model)
- Free quarks / gluons are prohibited.
- nice experimental verifications: (g-2)/2, linewidth of the Z0, ... (?)
- Very brief outlook to the future (Higgs boson, supersym., 11-D and so on)
I hope that you have some suggestions of places for me to steal some nice figures from...
I have been asked to give an informal presentation on the Standard Model to some chemists (note that this is not really my field of expertise ). I was wondering if there are some good (powerpoint) presentations out there that I could use to base mine on. That would save me a lot of time... Any help will be appreciated greatly.
Sort of stuff that I want to talk about:
- Very brief history
- quarks & leptons: charge, mass, spin, ...
- force carriers: charge, mass, spin, ...
- color charge
- Feynman diagrams
- Higgs mechanism (celebrity at a party-model)
- Free quarks / gluons are prohibited.
- nice experimental verifications: (g-2)/2, linewidth of the Z0, ... (?)
- Very brief outlook to the future (Higgs boson, supersym., 11-D and so on)
I hope that you have some suggestions of places for me to steal some nice figures from...
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