Scientists / Open questions
Sheldon Glashow
Particle physics; electroweak theory
1979 Nobel Prize in Physics
6 questions
Dynamical foundation of Very Special Relativity: a causal, unitary SIM(2)- or HOM(2)-invariant theory and the natural size of its coefficients
Terrestrial antineutrino (geoneutrino) measurement of the Earth's heat-producing elements: the never-observed K component and the mantle distribution
Completing the experimental viability analysis of the Foot–Hernández extended-color two-Z model against precision electroweak data and modern collider searches
Completing the Georgi-Glashow leptophobic gauge-boson model: mixing corrections, scalar and anomaly-canceling sectors, and the feasibility of the collider signatures
A predictive calculation of the electron–muon mass ratio: a finite radiative electron mass without unmeasured parameters in a unified gauge theory
Radiative, calculable generation of small fermion masses in spontaneously broken gauge theories: the surviving open core of the Georgi–Glashow (1972) mass-relation program