How big is the proton? - Prof. Dr. Jan C. Bernauer and Prof. Dr. Randolf Pohl
Abstract
The proton was discovered 100 years ago, but there is still mystery about some of its basic properties: the proton size has been a puzzle for more than a decade now, after various precision experiments produced incompatible results.
The two speakers played a central role in these experiments and will explain the origin story of the puzzle and the current state of attempts to solve it.
The proton was discovered 100 years ago, but there is still mystery about some of its basic properties: the proton size has been a puzzle for more than a decade now, after various precision experiments produced incompatible results.
The two speakers played a central role in these experiments and will explain the origin story of the puzzle and the current state of attempts to solve it.
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