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Title: "Microhertz spectroscopy, teraelectronvolt physics, and the origin of matter: A measurement of the electron’s electric dipole moment."
ABSTRACT: Any effort to understand the unfolding of the early universe has to reckon with our modern-day understanding of particle physics, and vice versa.
The standard experimental tools for exploring these topics are: 1) large telescopes and 2) still larger particle accelerators.
I will argue that a third approach, precision metrology, can complement the Big Two. I will describe a recently completed precision measurement
on the humble electron, and discuss how such measurements can contribute to out our understanding of the Big (and the Little) Picture.
***Join before the Colloquium at 3:00 pm for coffee and cookies in Wilder 103!*** Hosted by Marcelo Gleiser & Kevin Wright
Events are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted.