Category: EDM3
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Research Discussion Fall 2023: The FRIB-EDM3 Instrument
This presentation was a joint presentation between myself (Aiden Boyer) and Sebastian Miki-Silva, a former member of our group who became the first graduate student in our collaborator Xing Wu’s group. This talk was 30 minutes in length followed by 10 minutes of questions and was given as part of…
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DOE Awards Spinlab Early Career Research Funding
Towards a Next Generation Search for Time-Reversal Violation Using Optically Addressable Nuclei in Cryogenic Solids Certain rare pear-shaped nuclei have unmatched sensitivity to new kinds of forces between subatomic particles that are not the same when the arrow of time is reversed. Such forces are believed to be responsible for…
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Preprint of EDM Review Paper posted to arXiv:1710.02504
This paper has been seven years in the making and counting. I have only participated in the last two and half years of this massive undertaking and found the process to be profoundly humbling. I am tremendously relieved to see this posted online and am looking forward to all of the feedback…
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FRIB Day 1 Science Workshop: Fundamental Symmetries
Today I will present a talk with Jon Engel on FRIB Day 1 Science Opportunities for Fundamental Symmetries. This talk is part of a workshop that is a satellite meeting of the 2017 (US) Low Energy (Nuclear Physics) Community Meeting which is being hosted by Physics Division at Argonne National Lab. The…
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Fundamental Symmetries of the Early Universe and the Origin of Matter
This week I hosted Prof. Michael Ramsey-Musolf, Director of the Amherst Center for Fundamental Interactions, who was visiting from UMass.-Amherst to give the MSU P&A Colloquium on “Fundamental Symmetries of the Early Universe and the Origin of Matter.” Abstract: Explaining why the universe contains more matter than antimatter remains an open problem…
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Elementary Particles and Weak Interactions [BNL-443 (T-91)]
![Elementary Particles and Weak Interactions [BNL-443 (T-91)]](https://spinlab.me/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/bnl443.png)
This technical note by Lee & Yang, first published in October 1957, is based on a series of lectures given in January 1957. Of particular note is “Section III.4 Static Electric Dipole Moment” on page 17 which indicated, perhaps for the first time, that non-zero EDMs would violate not only…
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CUSTIPEN-IMP-PKU Workshop on Physics of Exotic Nuclei
I was asked to give a talk on “The Search for Electric Dipole Moments Using Octupole-Deformed Nuclei” @ the Workshop on Physics of Exotic Nuclei in Huizhou, Guandong, China. This is the first public talk I’ve given on our concept for a Protactinium-229 EDM search in the FRIB era. While in China,…
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