Muon magnetism could hint at a breakdown of physics’ standard model
A highly anticipated measurement strengthens the case that muons behave unexpectedly.
The Muon g–2 experiment (shown) studies how muons wobble in a giant, doughnut-shaped magnet. The results disagree with the standard model of particle physics, hinting at the possible existence of new particles.
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