What are some interesting topics in hadronic tau decays?

Thread starter arabusov
Start date Jun 17, 2022

In summary, hadronic tau decays involve the transformation of tau particles into other particles through the strong nuclear force. Some interesting topics in this field include studying the symmetry breaking mechanism, understanding the role of virtual particles in hadronic decays, and exploring the potential of using tau decays as a probe for new physics beyond the Standard Model. Other areas of interest include measuring branching ratios and studying rare decays, as well as investigating the potential of tau leptons in precision measurements and as a tool for testing quantum chromodynamics. Additionally, research is being conducted on the possibility of using tau decays for neutrino physics and dark matter studies.

Jun 17, 2022

arabusov

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Hello dear physicsforums members. I'm Andrei, I do my PhD in experimental particle physics at Belle. My main research interest lies in hadronic tau decays for now. So, let's have some fun.