Physics Colloquium, Prof. Ryan Mitchell (Indiana U) Quarks in China: Past, Present, Future
The Beijing Spectrometer (BES) has been collecting data from electron and positron collisions for the last 25 years. This prolonged effort has led to a diverse range of discoveries and precision measurements, refining and clarifying our understanding of the fundamental constituents of nature. In this talk, I will present a selection of physics highlights from the BES Experiments, covering both historical and current developments. I will also outline the current discussions taking place in China to build new experimental facilities that could carry these studies into the future.
Event Sponsor
Physics and Astronomy, Mānoa Campus
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Xerxes Tata, (808) 956 7690, xerxes@hawaii.edu
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| 10:00am |
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| 10:30am |
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| 11:00am |
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| 12:00pm |
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| 1:30pm |
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| 3:00pm |
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| 3:15pm |
Prof. Ryan Mitchell (Indiana U) Quarks in China: Past, Present, Future Mānoa Campus, Watanabe 112
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| 4:30pm |
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| 7:30pm |
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