Professor of Physics, University of Adelaide
Prof. Tony Williams has interests in: theoretical, computational, and mathematical physics; complex and nonlinear systems; and advanced, high-performance, and grid computing. His research is primarily in the areas of theoretical particle and nuclear physics.
Topics of special interest include:
* Understanding the nonperturbative behaviour of QCD and QED
* Lattice gauge theory
* Testing fundamental symmetries
* Tests of the Standard Model
* Particle phenomenology
* Physics Beyond the Standard Model, including supersymmetry (SUSY) and composite Higgs models
* Dark Matter
Digging for cosmic gold: the hunt for dark matter at the bottom of a gold mine
Dec 19, 2016 00:26 am UTC| Science
Dark matter is believed to be five times more prevalent in the universe than ordinary matter. But it interacts so weakly with other matter like the protons and electrons that make up the stuff around us that, to date,...
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