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At the press conference, from left to right: Fabio Zwirner, chair of the High Energy Physics Division of EPS; Rolf Heuer, CERN’s director-general; Stavros Katsanevas, the deputy director of IN2P3; and Michel Spiro, president of CERN Council. (Image credit: LPSC/Tomas Jezo.) md5:9b3f8ff9715085eb01850d44f00e88ec	198.6 kB	Preview Download
An event display of one of the six electron-neutrino candidate events recorded by the Super-Kamiokande detector. The coloured circles indicate photomultiplier tubes that were struck by Cherenkov light. (Image credit: T2K.) md5:09086a5ebf6e1e7a8d8422aad16ec37a	229.3 kB	Preview Download
The MINOS far detector at the Soudan mine. (Image credit: Fermilab Visual Media Services.) md5:ee3f39bc6c3af4b814753f28094660d0	281.1 kB	Preview Download
Nuclear modification factor for the J/ψ in Pb–Pb collisions at 2.76 TeV as measured by the ALICE collaboration. md5:ec136f9777212e21ddd2ec62d2cccd52	53.0 kB	Preview Download
View into the open central part of the WASA detector. This consists of 1012 CsI(Na) crystals, which surround the superconducting solenoid that contains the mini drift-chamber. The vertical cut-out is for the pellet target system. (Image credit: WASA-at-COSY collaboration, IKP-FZJ.) md5:1beebd3a865039abcee18d9949a0e2aa	571.9 kB	Preview Download
Measurement of the energy dependence of the total cross-section for the basic double-pionic fusion reaction to deuterium. The data exhibit a clear resonance-like structure. The solid line shows a fit by a Lorentzian with m = 2.37 GeV and Γ = 68 MeV. The hatched area indicates systematic uncertainties in the measurements. md5:c8ebfb4d5f1dbdded250eb3a509bb44e	42.1 kB	Preview Download
Experimental limits from the LHC on Standard Model Higgs production in the mass range 100–600 GeV. The solid curves (labelled CLs observed) reflect the observed experimental limits, parameterized in units of the theoretically predicted cross-section (vertical axis) for the production of Higgs of each possible mass value (horizontal axis). All mass ranges for which the solid curve dips below the horizontal line at the value of σ95%/σSM = 1 are excluded. The dashed curve shows the expected sensitivity to the Higgs boson, based on simulations. The green and yellow bands correspond to the 68% and 95% excursions, respectively, of the expected limits. md5:c9d5b7d04c0b47201a09eb1832638bc6	124.8 kB	Preview Download
Left: the observed (solid curve) and expected for background-only (dotted curve) CLs values as a function of the branching ratio for (Bs 0 → μ+μ–). The green shaded area contains the ±1σ interval of possible results compatible with the expected value, when only background is observed; the 90% and 95% CL observed limits are illustrated by the dashed lines. Right: the same, but adding the Standard Model signal to the background for the calculation of the expected value. md5:439a19def71fda1429f29e6726960873	93.4 kB	Preview Download
The masses of the leading (higher transverse momentum) Z candidate versus the mass of the sub-leading Z candidate in events with two oppositely-charged same-flavour lepton pairs. The solid circles show events observed in ATLAS data, while the prediction from simulation is shown as pink boxes. md5:be084411a4f8a03c9f6805a160b05721	74.3 kB	Preview Download
Fig. 1. Results of the search for supersymmetry by CMS: the area below the curves is excluded by the measurements. Results are shown for different analyses. Exclusion limits obtained from previous experiments are presented as filled areas in the plot. Grey lines indicate constant squark and gluino masses. md5:7c42c311e6e89132f08f06e82d7ebea6	85.9 kB	Preview Download
Fig. 2. Results of the search for di-jet resonances by CMS are shown for 95% CL upper limits on the cross-section times acceptance for di-jet resonances produced in gluon–gluon, gluon–quark and quark– quark scattering, compared to predictions of the production for various new particles. md5:3dc6ff85dddb7eef525147753b208d5d	82.6 kB	Preview Download
Fig. 1. Invariant mass plots showing signals for B0 → K+π– (left) and B0 →K–π+ (right) illustrating the clear asymmetry in the raw rates, corresponding to 5σ CP asymmetry . md5:da45bb72c18158d7b442d6338c6709c5	136.8 kB	Preview Download
Fig. 2. AFB vs q2 for the muons from B0→ K*0μ+μ– decays. Left: for all previous measurements compared to Standard Model (SM) and beyond SM. Right: new result from LHCb, giving the most precise results, consistent with SM prediction (shaded bands). md5:ec49ea2f4fe9c19a5c27d1fb06c96c84	79.9 kB	Preview Download

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