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Observing the Universe by Going Underground ZOOMING OUT by ZOOMING IN HAIM HARARI Years of Physics at the Weizmann Institute of Science May 12 th , 2004 50

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50. Years of Physics at the Weizmann Institute of Science. Observing the Universe by Going Underground. ZOOMING OUT by ZOOMING IN. HAIM HARARI. May 12 th , 2004. “ZOOMING IN”. Matter. Chemical Elements. ~100. 1890 1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Observing the Universe by Going Underground

Observing the Universe by Going Underground

ZOOMING OUTby

ZOOMING INHAIM HARARI

Years of Physicsat the

Weizmann Institute of Science

May 12th, 2004

50

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“ZOOMING IN”

Matter

Chemical Elements

Atoms

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GalaxiesStarsLife

NOWNOW13.7G yr

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“ZO

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Atoms

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“ZOOMING IN” Into theATOM

Matter

Chemical Elements

Atoms

Nucleus

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Radioactive -Decay

e-

A1 A2 + e-

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“ZOOMING IN” Into theATOM

Matter

Chemical Elements

Atoms

Nucleus

e

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~100

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Systematics: “Periodic Table” Mendeleyev

Collisions and InteractionsChemistry

“Smashing” ExperimentsRutherford

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Radioactive -Decay

e-

e-

e-

e-

N1 N2 + e-

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Radioactive -Decay

e-

e-

e-

e-

N1 N2 + e- +

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“ZOOMING IN” Into theNUCLEUS

Matter

Chemical Elements

Atoms

Nucleus

p, n

e

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Radioactive -Decay

np

np

e-

e-

e-

e-

e-

n p + e- +

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Light Nuclei

Heavy Nuclei

Atoms

GalaxiesStarsLife

NOWNOW13.7G yr

~100M yr

300K yr

3 min

10-43 sec

10-25 sec

10-11 sec

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1016 sec

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“ZO

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Antiparticles

pne

pne

Equal Numbers of Particles and Antiparticles?Why p and e Have Equal and Opposite Charge?

THE BIG BANG

Only -decay Can Convert n pNuclear Reactions: The Dream of the AlchemistsMass Converted to Energy

Energy of the SunCreation of Heavy Elements

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“ZOOMING IN” Into thePROTON & NEUTRON

Matter

Chemical Elements

Atoms

Nucleus

p, n

Antiparticles

e

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Hadrons ~100

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Baryons

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“Strangeness”

0 -1 -2 -3

p

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Baryons

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c C

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“Strangeness”

0 -1 -2 -3

Mesons

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“Strangeness”

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p

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Baryons

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c C

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e+2

+1

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-1

“Strangeness”

0 -1 -2 -3

Mesons

Ele

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+1

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“Strangeness”

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p

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Quarks

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Mesons

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“Strangeness”

-1 0 +1

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“Strangeness”

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Baryons

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Mesons

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c C

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“Strangeness”

-1 0 +1

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Quarks Anti-Quarks

Baryons

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Baryons

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“Strangeness”

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“Strangeness”

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Quarks Anti-Quarks

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“ZOOMING IN” Into thePROTON & NEUTRON

Matter

Chemical Elements

Atoms

Nucleus

HadronsQuarks

p, n

Antiparticles

e

~100

~100

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~ 4

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~ 7

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Leptons Quarks

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Baryon-Mesons CollisionsTime

B1

M1 M2

B2

B*

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Baryon-Mesons Collisions

B1

M1 M2

B2

B*

Time

B1

M1 M2

B2

M*

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Baryon-Mesons Collisions

B1

M1 M2

B2

B*

Time

B1

M1 M2

B2

M*

B1

M1 M2

B2

Duality Diagram

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Baryon-Mesons Collisions

B1

M1 M2

B2

B*

Time

B1

M1 M2

B2

M*

B1

M1 M2

B2

Duality Diagram

B*

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Baryon-Mesons Collisions

B1

M1 M2

B2

B*

Time

B1

M1 M2

B2

M*

B1

M1 M2

B2

Duality Diagram

M*

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Baryon-Mesons Collisions

B1

M1 M2

B2

B*

Time

B1

M1 M2

B2

M*

B1

M1 M2

B2

Duality Diagram

B* M*

Meson Is a “String” Can Split Into Two

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Deep Inelastic Scattering

e e

P Hadrons

All Hadrons Made of Quarks

Free Quarks Do Not ExistOnly at Very Short Distance They Can Be Detected

Early Universe - Soup of Quarks and Antiquarks

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StanfordLinearAccelerator

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Radioactive -Decay

d u + e- +

np

np

e-

e-

e-

e-

e-

e-

d

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“ZOOMING IN” Into thePROTON & NEUTRON

Matter

Chemical Elements

Atoms

Nucleus

HadronsQuarks

p, n

Antiparticles

e

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Systematics: “Periodic Table” Eightfold Way

Collisions and InteractionsDuality+Quark Counting

“Smashing” ExperimentsDeep Inelstic

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Leptons Quarks

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Leptons Quarks

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Matter

Chemical Elements

Atoms

Nucleus

HadronsQuarks

p, n

cb

t

Antiparticles

e

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“ZOOMING IN” Into theQUARK & LEPTON

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Leptons Quarks

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Quark Mixing

Heavy Quarks decay fastHeavy Quarks are Short-Lived

Three Generations of Quarks & Leptons

Do Heavy Quarks Matter?Violation of Symmetry betweenParticle and Antiparticle?

6 Quarks Masses3 Mixing Parameters

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CERN

OPAL

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Particle Masses Generated

“Quark Soup”

Protons & Neutrons

Light Nuclei

Heavy Nuclei

Atoms

GalaxiesStarsLife

NOWNOW13.7G yr

~100M yr

300K yr

3 min

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10-11 sec

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1 sec

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“ZO

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is Massless ?

Is Different from ?

Are e Really Different ?

Nuclear Reactions Neutrinos

Solar NeutrinosCosmic Ray NeutrinosSupernova Neutrinos

- ASTRONOMY

Neutrinos Have MassesThey Are Extremely Light

Masses of e Are Different

e Mix

Conclusions:

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KamiokandeJapan

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Leptons Quarks

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Leptons Quarks

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Leptons Quarks

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Leptons & Quarks

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Leptons & Quarks

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Leptons & Quarks

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OPEN QUESTIONS

Why Are We Here (“Baryogenesis”)?What Is the Dark Matter?What Is the Dark Energy?Connection to Gravity?

Why Three Generation?

Do the 2nd and 3rd Generation Make a Difference?

Quarks – Lepton relation?

-1 23- 1

3- 0 +113+ 2

3+ ?, , , , , ,Why only

20 Building Blocks?20 Arbitrary Parameters?Origin of Masses?

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A New IngeniousTheoretical Framework

STRING THEORY

Grand Unified Theories (GUT)

Supersymmetry (SUSY)

Sub-particles (“Rishons”?)

Options

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BIG BANGBIG BANG

Gravity Connection

Inflation

Particle Masses Generated

“Quark Soup”

Protons & Neutrons

Light Nuclei

Heavy Nuclei

Atoms

GalaxiesStarsLife

NOWNOW13.7G yr

~100M yr

300K yr

3 min

10-43 sec

10-25 sec

10-11 sec

10-6 sec

1 sec

102 sec

1013 sec

1016 sec

1017 sec

Grand Unification ? Baryogenesis ? Subparticles ? Strings ?

“ZO

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