The Tau Neutrino Has Finally Been Seen. Has the Higgs also been Seen?
OCT 01, 2000
The existence of the third neutrino was hardly in doubt. But it took the sub‐micron precision and electronic sophistication of a modern photo‐emulsion target to find the decay of its telltale collision product.
DOI: 10.1063/1.1325185
Twenty‐five years after the discovery of the tau lepton
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