g-2

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g-2 is the anomalous magnetic moment of the muon, a precision-measured quantity that tests the Standard Model of particle physics and probes potential new physics.

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instanceOf anomalous magnetic moment ⓘ
physical observable ⓘ
precision test of the Standard Model ⓘ
comparedWith Standard Model prediction ⓘ
constrains extended Higgs sector models ⓘ
lepton-flavor-universal new interactions ⓘ
models with light dark photons ⓘ
supersymmetry parameter space ⓘ
definedAs (g_μ - 2)/2 ⓘ
dependsOn gyromagnetic ratio of the muon ⓘ
hasContributionFrom electroweak loops ⓘ
hadronic light-by-light scattering ⓘ
hadronic vacuum polarization ⓘ
hasDiscrepancyWith some Standard Model calculations ⓘ
hasLeadingContributionFrom quantum electrodynamics ⓘ
hasQuantityType dimensionless ⓘ
hasRoleIn precision frontier of particle physics ⓘ
tests of lepton universality ⓘ
measuredAt Brookhaven E821 experiment ⓘ
Fermilab Muon g-2 experiment ⓘ
linked to: Muon g-2 experiment
measuredFor muon ⓘ
measuredUsing spin precession frequency of muons ⓘ
storage ring technique ⓘ
motivated improved hadronic cross-section measurements ⓘ
lattice QCD calculations of hadronic contributions ⓘ
new physics model building ⓘ
probes electroweak interactions ⓘ
quantum chromodynamics ⓘ
quantum electrodynamics ⓘ
refersTo anomalous magnetic moment of the muon ⓘ
relatedTo electron anomalous magnetic moment ⓘ
magnetic dipole moment of the muon ⓘ
tau anomalous magnetic moment ⓘ
sensitiveTo axion-like particles ⓘ
dark sector particles ⓘ
heavy Z′ bosons ⓘ
leptoquarks ⓘ
physics beyond the Standard Model ⓘ
supersymmetric particles ⓘ
virtual particle loops ⓘ
symbolOf a_μ ⓘ
testsTheory Standard Model of particle physics ⓘ
linked to: Standard Model
usedAs indirect probe of new physics mass scales ⓘ
precision test of electroweak theory ⓘ
precision test of hadronic effects ⓘ
precision test of quantum electrodynamics ⓘ
usedIn global fits of particle physics models ⓘ

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