289 | Cari Cesarotti on the Next Generation of Particle Experiments

1851.4 - 1873.409 Cari Cesarotti

And the problem that are really famously addressed is exactly this hierarchy problem, is that if you want to understand why you have a very, very big number as a prediction, but you see a very, very small number experimentally measured, the easiest answer is there's a symmetry that cancels something, right? A symmetry is a fancy way of just saying that there's basically a copy of something.