Particle Physics - Lecture Notes
Oxana Smirnova Lund University 2 Basic concepts Particle Physics I. Basic concepts Particle physics studie s the elementary “building blocks” of matter and interactions between them. Matter consists of particles and fields. Particles interact via forces caused by fields. Forces are being carried by …
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