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The Ultraviolet myth
Nils-Erik Bomark, Reidun Renstrøm
It is very common to introduce quantum physics in an historical context. Though there are advantages to this, it is a problem that many of the stories that have become central to t…
Textbook myths about early atomic models
Reidun Renstrøm, Nils-Erik Bomark
Most physics textbooks at college and university level introduce quantum physics in a historical context. However, the textbook version of this history does not match the actual hi…
How can the nucleus be lighter than its constituents?
N. -E. Bomark
The fact that the nucleus is lighter than its constituents, seems rather strange. How can the whole have a smaller mass than its components? To get some intuition about how this is…
Teaching gauge theory to first year students
Nils-Erik Bomark
One of the biggest revelations of 20th century physics, is virtually unheard of outside the inner circles of particle physics. This is the gauge theory, the foundation for how all…
Teaching particle physics to high school teachers
Nils-Erik Bomark
In Norway, particle physics is part of the high school curriculum in physics which introduces the need for good university teaching in particle physics without the usual technical…
Status and discovery prospects for light pseudoscalars in the NMSSM
Robin Aggleton, Daniele Barducci, Nils-Erik Bomark +2
While most BSM searches at the LHC focus on heavy new states, the NMSSM contains the possibility of new light states that have escaped detection due to their singlet nature. Here w…