PROF. MARK LANCASTER
HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS GROUP
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS & ASTRONOMY
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I am presently working on the high energy physics experiment, CDF, based at the Fermilab Tevatron Collider in Chicago, USA. My personal research area is in the precision measurements of the properties of the W boson particularly its mass and width and using these measurements to place constraints on the mass of the elusive Higgs boson. .

Recently I've begun an involvement in the Japanese COMET experiment which is seeking to be the first experiment to observe a lepton-flavour violating transition of a muon into an electron. Such an observation would be certain to signal new physics beyond our present understanding of fundamental particles as embodied in the Standard Model .

 
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