The first few microseconds

Article Abstract:

The universe consisted of a seething maelstrom of elementary particles known as quarks and gluons in the first 10 microseconds of the big bang, and ever since the epoch, quarks and gluons were locked up inside the protons and neutrons that make up the nuclei of atoms. Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider offers researchers a golden opportunity to observe quarks and gluons unchained from protons and neutrons in a collective, quasi-free state reminiscent of these earliest microseconds of existence.

Dynamics of a particle, Particle dynamics, Atomic properties

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The Large Hadron Collider

Article Abstract:

A description of the Large Hadron Collider particle accelerator which consists of a circular, 27 kilometer underground tunnel, is presented. The structure will be used to study quarks, proton collisions and gluons.

Design and construction, Protons, Scattering (Physics), Particle accelerators

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The coming revolutions in particle physics

Article Abstract:

The article discusses the contribution of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in revolutionizing the field of particle physics with various new inventions.

United States, Particle physics, Colliders (Nuclear physics)

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