What Are Unknown Anomalies in Particle Physics?

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Physics's unknown anomalies...

Hi there...I'm Deepak, a recent telecom engineering graduate with firm interest in atomic science, my purpose to join is to know more on the recent updates on the "unkowns" of science, so please help me gain more knowledge...lookin forward to hear from you all...
 
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My first problem is regarding the Nucleus...What is the heaviest possible stable or metastable nucleus?
 


Well, the most stable nucleus is Nickel-62 because the configuration of neutrons and protons is the greatest equilibrium.
 
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The term "anomaly" has a precise meaning in particle physics. It refers to a classical symmetry broken by quantum corrections.
 


humanino said:
The term "anomaly" has a precise meaning in particle physics. It refers to a classical symmetry broken by quantum corrections.

Ah, but what is the particle physics definition of an unknown anomaly?

A classical symmetry unknown to be broken by quantum corrections?