Experimental Research in Elementary Particle Physics
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The three major research activities of this group are all                  centered at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory                           (Fermilab).  The activities are:                                                     1)  The CDF experiment which is currently the major                        experiment at the proton-antiproton collider at Fermilab.  This                 collider produces the highest (by a factor of three) energy                     collisions available in the world.  The CDF detector system is                  one of the most important instruments for elementary particle                   physics research at present.  It is being used to measure the                   properties of the "weak bosons", carriers of the weak nuclear                   force; study the properties of the strong nuclear force                         (quantum chromodynamics); and search for phenomena not                          observable at the previously accessible lower energies.                              2)  A study of the violation of the fundamental symmetry,                  CP, in the decay of the short lived neutral K meson.                                 3)  A measurement of the magnetic moment of the omega                      minus baryon (made up of three strange quarks).                                      The field of research is that of experimental elementary                   particle physics.  This research studies the basic building                     blocks of matter (e.g., electrons, positrons, quarks and weak                   bosons) at very high energies.  The experiments use                             accelerators (and colliders) which provide the highest energy                   particles made in the laboratory.  The data is collected and                    analyzed using highly complex and sophisticated apparatus and                   techniques.
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