The talk will describe the experimental program
at the Fermilab Tevatron collider, which is the world's highest
energy particle accelerator. By studying high energy collisions
between the fundamental constituents of matter, we are trying
to answer questions not just about particle physics but about
the universe. For example, why are some forces weak and others
strong? What is the structure of space-time? Is the universe
filled with energy? What is the dark matter that seems to be
responsible for cosmic structure?
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