Physics beyond the Standard Model - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics

Physics beyond the Standard Model refers to theoretical frameworks and concepts that extend or modify the Standard Model of particle physics to address its limitations, such as empirical discrepancies and unanswered questions, including phenomena like dark matter and the hierarchy problem. AI generated definition based on: Les Houches, 2007 How useful is this definition? You might find these chapters and articles relevant to this topic. Mini review The search for physics Beyond the Standard Model (BSM) is now at the forefront of particle physics. The Standard Model (SM) itself represents a triumph of 20th century physics, providing a unified description of three of the known forces of nature, a framework for explaining much of what is observed experimentally, and–since its inception–predictions for the existence of new particles such as the top quark that have subsequently been verified. Over the course of its existence, the SM has withstood numerous tests at a variety of energy scales

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