LHCb Collaborations

2 articles · 30 co-authors · latest: 2026-04-07

We have retold 2 papers by this author. most often about: antimatter, Standard Model, spontaneous symmetry breaking. 30 co-authors across our retellings.

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HEP Experiment2026-04-072 minarXiv:2604.05701express
The Gamma Angle: How Physicists Catch the Difference Between Matter and Antimatter
Every second, billions of decays happen inside our bodies, and nobody notices. But physicists do: they smash particles in accelerators and watch what fragments they fly into. Hidden in those fragments is the answer to why we exist at all. Right after the Universe was born, there were equal amounts of particles and antiparticles, but today all we see around us is particles.
HEP Experiment2026-04-071 minarXiv:2604.05712express
A 71-degree angle: how physicists catch the asymmetry of matter
Imagine a balance scale with identical weights, yet one pan always tips lower. In the world of elementary particles, this imbalance is called CP violation: particles and their mirror twins (antiparticles) behave slightly differently.