Misteri muon terpecahkan berkat perhitungan baru yang presisi

Sebuah tim internasional telah menunjukkan bahwa perbedaan yang sudah lama ada dalam perilaku magnetik muon berasal dari keterbatasan perhitungan sebelumnya, bukan karena adanya fisika yang belum diketahui. Penelitian ini mendukung Model Standar dan menghilangkan salah satu petunjuk utama mengenai kemungkinan adanya gaya kelima di alam.

Para peneliti yang dipimpin oleh fisikawan Penn State, Zoltan Fodor, menghabiskan lebih dari satu dekade menggunakan kromodinamika kuantum kisi pada komputer super untuk menghitung ulang momen magnetik anomali muon. Metode hibrida mereka menggabungkan simulasi teoretis pada jarak pendek dan menengah dengan data eksperimental pada skala yang lebih besar, mencapai kesesuaian antara teori dan eksperimen dalam rentang kurang dari setengah standar deviasi.

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