Strong CP problem
The theory of the strong nuclear force permits a kind of asymmetry that experiments find to be extraordinarily small. Why is nature so close to the symmetric case?
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The theory of the strong nuclear force permits a kind of asymmetry that experiments find to be extraordinarily small. Why is nature so close to the symmetric case?
Does hot, baryon-rich nuclear matter have a critical endpoint where the character of its phase transition changes?
Quark distributions change when protons and neutrons are bound in nuclei. What physical mechanism causes those changes?
A proton’s total spin is known. How is it shared among quark spin, gluon spin and their orbital motion?
Different methods still disagree on parts of the hadronic contribution to the muon’s magnetic moment. Which data or corrections explain the differences?
Particles from some proton collisions have coordinated motion. Which interactions create those patterns in such small systems?
Hot quark matter may separate electric charges along a magnetic field. Similar particle patterns can also arise from ordinary collision dynamics.