Starting from a discussion of the smallest constituents of matter to the largest structures in the universe, this 3 lecture series will review the successes of LEP and show how they open the door to an exciting programme of physics at the LHC.
These open lectures are targetted at people who have a scientific, engineering or
technical background but are not specialists in the field of particle physics. Anyone
who is curious about CERN physics and its future will find something of interest.
Now available for viewing on the web at
http://wlap.web.cern.ch/Lecture 1 - An introduction to structures on all scales
Lecture 2 - What we have learned from LEP
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LHC: AN EXCITING PHYSICS FUTURE FOR CERN Lecture 3 - Towards an exciting physics future with LHC1h