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Science · Physics · published 2026-08-27 · via New Scientist

Undergraduate team narrows down possible extensions to particle physics standard model

Researchers have calculated the precision needed to detect violations of Lorentz symmetry for all 132 candidate extensions to the standard model of particle physics. This work, led by Jay Tasson at Carleton College, provides experimental targets for searching for new physics beyond the current model. The findings could guide future experiments aimed at explaining phenomena like dark matter and dark energy.

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