NEW PHYSICS AT THE LARGE HADRON COLLIDER

The book delves into the limitations of the Standard Theory of Particle Physics, exploring unresolved questions such as the integration of gravity, the nature of particle masses, and the characteristics of neutrinos. It examines the implications of the newly discovered boson at CERN and considers the possibility of new symmetries, including broken supersymmetry. Additionally, it raises fundamental inquiries about the structure of leptons and quarks, questioning whether they are point-like or composite, and if they might be one-dimensional objects like superstrings at extremely small distances.