Elliott Cheu
Professor, BIO5 Institute | Professor, Physics | Member of the Graduate Faculty | Interim Chief Information Officer | Distinguished Professor
About
I am working in the Experimental High Energy Physics grouwhere we search for the most fundamental particles in nature. My current research interests involve searches for dark matter and physics beyond the Standard Model. If we were to discover such phenomenon, it would have a profound impact on understanding the origins of matter, as well as improving our knowledge of the Universe. My research takes place primarily at the ATLAS detector, which is one of the experiments at the Large Hadron Collider or LHC.
Research Area
particle physics, high energy physics, atlas detector, experimental physics, collider physics, quantum field theory, collider experiments, quantum chromodynamics, higgs boson, quantum physics, quantum mechanics, supersymmetry, high-energy collisions, particle collisions, nuclear physics, dark matter, atlas experiment, detector technology, collisions, standard model, data analysis, proton-proton collisions, missing transverse momentum, particle detectors, experimental particle physics, particle detection, resonance, beyond standard model, boson decay, lhc
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Electricity and Magnetism I
Honors Introductory Electricity and Magnetism