The Standard Model: Fundamental Forces and the Origin of Mass

Title: Origins Science Scholars Program "The Standard Model: Fundamental Forces and the Origin of Mass"
Speaker: Cyrus Taylor, PhD
Location: campus, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio
Date: April 4. 2012

[@freshgasflow]

Thank you for this series of lectures. It is a complex topic, but each lecture brings my understanding to a new level. It must have been very hard work trying to simplify things.

[@alanmpage]

I like his comments at the end mentioning when science "abolished " the Ether notion in the late 1800's but it came back through the back door in a relativistic notion again through the Higgs boson.

[@maximusforst]

Very interesting points. Thanks for sharing!

[@MattJasa]

10:00 We can't see his laser light in the video so I don't know what lines hes pointing at. Also because the picture is so crazy

[@19KevinArk82]

Great video! KZbin is going to revolutionise education!

[@gerrynightingale9045]

All of the energy and matter that existed still exists. Matter does not create energy of itself. The actions of matter enable energy to become manifest".

[@vijay1700]

Origin of fundamental forces and their attributes/behavior/properties?

[@spawnpoint9920]

Did he just explain entanglement being solved as creating a generic anti quark. Are they getting something from nothing? Or will the anti quark rip the Quark field around existing protons?

[@cdgt1]

W+ Boson 80.385 Gev/c2 W - Boson 80.385 Gev/c2 Z Boson 91.1876 GeV/c2 Higgs Boson (80.385 + 80.385 + 91.1876)/2 = 251.9576 /2 = 125.9788 GeV/c2.

[@Moronvideos1940]

Isn't a standard model a Model "T" Ford ?

[@jopaki]

this camera man is funny! ott, great video with insightful info.

[@GlynWilliams1950]

Good explanation. I think in the bubble chamber pic, you mean the your father, because it was so long ago

[@leiflepton3993]

What's with all the old people?

[@gsnitable]

Retraining, as they had no chance learning all of this at the time they were under education :P In forty years this days physicists will need reschooling.too

[@leiflepton3993]

Thanks. I was legitimately confused, and am no longer.

[@Amethyst_Friend]

They have been alive a long time.

[@Moronvideos1940]

I downloaded this Thank you

[@mtre3854]

Symmetries , Broken Symmetries ad the Higgs boson? Heisenberg was maybe the TOP physicist you don't have the right to take him down from history of Physics , boys.

[@Fransamsterdam]

Most people in the audience look like being prepared to make a ride in the LHC.

[@butifarra61]

what language is that in 3;19?

[@saywot9688]

He looks like a young Tim Brooke-Taylor while sounding like James Stewart.

[@stevenloftis7574]

am the only ne that caught the old man sleeping at 26:13 ? lol

[@jonzillaz]

Steven Loftis in n

[@jonzillaz]

Lp P

[@dejesusluisx]

Why if the HB is bigger than the electrons is so hard to meassure?"

[@quantumtacos]

Because the higgs boson is much more massive it requires a lot more energy to create one - about 125 GeV for a higgs compared to 0.0005 GeV for an electron. This is why we're driven to create ever larger particle accelerators. We need to create particles in order to study them, and the more massive a particle is the more energy we need to apply to create them.

[@NoName-lq7kt]

imagine how hard it was for these old farts to find where they parked their cars after this

[@johnlandis2552]

I still think we're all Bosons on this bus

[@Ni999]

john landis Go ahead, squeeze the wheeze!

[@GlueC]

0:49 - Just wanted to stop and appreciate that pun.

[@AliHSyed]

Oldest Audience EVAAR!

[@oliversomething]

Quarks that are separated from their antiquark are automatically paired with a new antiquark? What?! Reality, you strange.

[@marshalcraft]

force as a vector is always paired with an anti force in opposite direction in classical mechanics.

[@JimJimmieson]

3:21 HYOOOOHYUUGHHHYOOOUHH

[@strangerhorse5209]

Impossible to prove any thing moving 'backward in time'! (this is a hypothetical model, which is still unproven in reality other than by circular mathematics :)

[@angelwhite]

How about quantum erasers? We duplicate the photon of a double slit experiment, but wait to record it until *after* the particle's waveform collapse has been recorded. If we record it, then when we look at the data, the photon behaved probabilistically. If we destroy that information instead, then the photon behaved like a waveform.

[@nr7000000001]

maybe that's why these people in the audience are there. discover a particle that moves them back in time. yeah this pseudoscience is full of improvable things, and crazy unnecessary explanations. first of all let them admit the aether exists

[@strangerhorse5209]

ok. well it seems that there is a prediction of negative, or reverse time, according to quantum theory

[@shoogone6170]

the best MATHEMATICIAN is the best SORCERER........ OR the best SORCERER is trhe best MATHEMATICIAN..................................... hmmmmm I WONDER .......................

[@JimJimmieson]

and again at 4:58

[@MrGOTAMA420]

i think dr taylor needs to see a cardiologist

[@RedSkyHorizon]

Cocoon

[@DragaThunderBats]

sounds more like yu gi oh

[@winnmarr6840]

4:59

[@winnmarr6840]

13:21

[@78grafikal]

19:56

[@bobthebuilder9416]

What in the hell was the editor and/or camera man doing lmao

[@GerardoZuniga]

Jjajajjajajajja what's up with all that mombleing?? This is a good video on how NOT to make a Utube video !

[@naimulhaq9626]

The whole universe is quantum mechanical and is governed by the SINGLE probability wave function, how planets revolve around their star, how photosynthesis produce food for all plants, how migrating robin navigate, how tadpoles grow limbs etc. Even our senses, our brain, all our cells are equipped with quantum computing capabilities,letting us survive and evolve Just as phase transition transforms non-life matter into life and consciousness, due to self-organizing and self-simulating property of matter, with perfection and with probability ONE, similarly the quantum field and possibly the Higgs field (symmetry and symmetry breaking) can self-simulate intelligent conscious 'observer', collapsing the field into fine tuned particles (matter), implying ID. Man and god are entangled.

[@Tom-hk6ub]

Sorry to bring you the bad news but there is no God. God is the construct of man's fruitful imagination.

[@garnetski]

there are much better talks on the standard model here on youtube, and who the fuck is he giving this talk to? half of those folks look like they won't make it to intermission.

[@learnerlearns]

uh uh uh...

[@eskilstuna0123]

I stopped watching the video when I saw one of the audience members wearing a "Palin/McCain" t-shirt. That should say it all.

[@DaMav]

Stricken by terror that its delicate intellect could be exposed to T shirts indicative of "other ideas", the pusillanimous eskilstuna fled the video, its eyes bulging and dorsal fin thrashing in anguish.

[@eskilstuna0123]

DaMav I can tell by your syntax and diction that you're really trying to write well beyond what you're actually capable of. It's that obvious. Eskilstuna is a town so it should be capitalized, you don't need to put quotes around "other ideas", indicative is just such a poor choice of a word and is indicative of someone trying to sound smarter than they really are (see, I used it in a more appropriate way).

[@DaMav]

eskilstuna0123 You fatuous twit. You didn't capitalize the city yourself in your moniker yet hurl stones from behind a house of glass panes in a failed attempt to boost your own sagging ego. You obviously don't know what "scare quotes" are. You cannot count since you refer to "other ideas" as "a word". And that's not to mention sarcasm, which obviously sailed effortlessly over your head. I'd repeat that you are a fatuous twit but I'll spare you the need to look the words up a second time. :-)

[@apburner1]

eskilstuna0123 Actually, when used in a taxonomic naming scheme the word would not be capitalized. Now what smarty pants?

[@eskilstuna0123]

apburner1 Now what? I'll go back to revising my paper that is being published in the American Journal of Applied Mathematics.

[@everythingisalllies2141]

never heard such nonsense in my life.

[@chrisanslinger4822]

He uses poor enunciation and grammar. He assumes the audience knows the definition of all the words he is using. He thinks in terms of math and this does not work in what he is trying to communicate on any level. Get simple or sound like gibberish, dude.

[@ashiqbiju5155]

i dislike ittttttttttttttttttttttttt