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When Will Fermilab Release Its Initial Muon g-2 Measurement? [new update on August 10]
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[QUOTE="ohwilleke, post: 6478339, member: 19562"] The point is that if muon g-2 is experimentally identical to the SM calculation, that there probably isn't any new physics to find at experimentally accessible energies at new, higher energy colliders, even if we build them, because muon g-2 is a global measure of beyond the Standard Model Physics that implicates all of its forces and almost all of its particles to some degree. It is possible to imagine BSM physics that don't tweak muon g-2 at all in the unexplored region that a new collider could access, but it takes much more byzantine machinations in the theory to make that happen, while the vast majority of actively sought BSM physics proposals would tweak muon g-2. [/QUOTE]
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