The Standard Model or Particle Physics 101. Nick Hadley Quarknet, July 7, 2003

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The Standard Model or Particle Physics 101 Nick Hadley Quarknet, July 7, 2003

Thanks Thanks to Don Lincoln of Fermilab who provided some of the pictures and slides used in this talk. Any errors are mine of course

Particle Physics Particle Physics is the study individual particles (protons, neutrons, electrons, ) There are a lot more (muons, kaons, pions, lambdas, quarks, ) And the forces between them. (gravity, electricity/magnetism, strong force, weak force).

Particle Physics is sometimes called subatomic physics

High Energy Physics Small distance scales require high energies and momenta. x p > h Particle Physics = High Energy Physics = Sub-Atomic Physics Also a tie in with the very large, see Jordan s talk on the last day on Cosmology

Now (15 billion years) Stars form (1 billion years) Atoms form (300,000 years) Nuclei form (180 seconds) Nucleons form (10-10 seconds) Quarks differentiate (10-34 seconds?)??? (Before that) 4x10-12 seconds

Forces (1) Electricity and magnetism Maxwell/Einstein showed these are one force. Electric motors, lights Keeps electrons tied to atoms. All of chemistry (!)

Forces (2) Strong Force Nucleus has protons and neutrons Nucleus stays together Like charges repel Must be a force stronger than EM force holding nucleus together Call it the Strong Force Source of Sun s energy, fusion

Forces (3) Weak Force Weaker than EM force Neutron decays into proton + electron + neutrino Most radioactive decays Carbon 14, uranium,

Forces (4) Gravity All masses are attracted to all other masses Much weaker than EM force Calculate force of gravity vs EM (newton vs coulomb) for atom. Important since most objects are electrically neutral Subtext Q(electon) = -Q(proton) Not studied much in particle physics, important for cosmology.

Force Carriers EM photons (EM waves) Long range (R -2 ) Weak W and Z particles discovered 1983 Short range (10-21 m) Strong gluons seen indirectly in 1970 s Short range (<10-15 m) Gravity gravitons Long range (R -2 )

Particles Molecules made up of atoms Atoms are made up of protons, neutrons, and electrons. Electrons (as far as we know) are elementary and are made up of nothing else. Their charge radius is less than 10-16 m! Protons and neutrons are made of quarks.

Quarks Protons and neutrons are made of particles called up and down quarks Up quark has charge + 2/3 Down quark has charge 1/3 Quarks have spin 1/2 Proton = uud Neutron = udd

More particles Pions spin 0 particles (π+, π-, π 0 ) Mass about 1/8 that of proton - π + = u d π = ud π 0 = 1 ( uu + d d ) 2

Antiparticles Yes, antimatter exists Anti-electron = positron, antiproton, Opposite charge, same mass and spin Other quantum numbers opposite too We ll explain what those are. p = u u d

Terminology Integer spin particles are called bosons Photons, W, Z, pions Half Integer spin (1/2 or 3/2 or ) are called fermions Protons, electrons, neutrinos Fermions are anti-social, no two in the same state. Big consequence, the periodic table. Bosons like each other. Infinite number in same state

More Terminology Protons, neutrons and quarks feel strong, weak, EM, and gravity Electrons feel only weak, EM, and gravity Strong force mediated by gluons which couple to quarks thru color charge. Electrons have zero color charge. Quantum Chromodynamics = QCD = strong force

Is that all there is? Neutrinos (ν) Q = 0 Small mass (almost zero, evidence for mass discovered in past few years, UMD group on experiment) Only feel weak force (and gravity) N-> p e ν

Is that all there is? It gets worse (or better!) We can explain the particles that make up everyday matter with up and down quarks, electrons and the electron neutrino plus the force carriers. However, there s more. The muon, a heavy electron, was discovered in the 1930s in cosmic rays.

More generations (2) Muon and its neutrino Strange (1950s) and charm quarks Kaons (strange meson) lambda particles (strange baryons) 2 nd Generation Duplicates first, but heavier Big mystery still, who needs it, why the muon???

More generations (3) Later, a third generation was found Tau lepton and its neutrino Bottom and top quark Maryland group played major role in top quark discovery. Duplicates first and second, but heavier Why three???

Is that all??? For the Standard Model, yes!! Three generations of quarks and leptons Lepton = electron, muon, tau and their neutrinos Plus the force carriers and the forces Essentially all data we have today agrees with Standard Model

Conclusions Is this the end? Despite all its successes, many questions unanswered by Standard Model Why 3 generations, particle masses, why do the generations mix, anti-matter vs matter Unanswered questions -> new theories -> new particles (supersymmetry, leptoquarks, ) Still more questions than answers! Not done yet!