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MIT reveals new strong force insights with four-particle measurements

Researchers at the CMS experiment, affiliated with MIT, measured four-particle correlations to probe the strong force—a fundamental interaction unlike others.
Researchers at the CMS experiment are probing the strong nuclear force in a completely new way, measuring four-way energy correlations between particles for the first time. Unlike other fundamental forces, the strong force increases with distance, behaving like a “rubber band” connecting particles; understanding its dynamics…
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