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Discover the ATLAS Cheat Sheets
Explore educational physics "cheat sheets" developed by researchers at the ATLAS Collaboration, ideal to help with all those physics terms you want to know more about. With these sheets, you'll explore concepts from the Standard Model to conservation laws.
![Cross Section and Luminosity](/sites/default/files/resources/colouringbook/crosssectionandluminosity.png)
Cross Section and Luminosity
This sheet defines cross section and luminosity, presents examples of LHC cross sections, and introduces the method used to determine number of events.
Keywords: cross section, luminosityDownload in English, German, Italian, Dutch, French
![Statistical Significance](/sites/default/files/resources/colouringbook/StatisticalSignificance.jpg)
Statistical Significance
When physicists make statements about whether or not a given process has been observed in the LHC data, they must back up their claim with strong statistical evidence. This is often expressed in terms of standard deviations or the p-value.
Keywords: standard deviation, p-valueDownload in English, Italian, German, Dutch, French
![Standard Model](/sites/default/files/resources/colouringbook/Standard%20Model.png)
The Standard Model
All fundamental particles classified based on their properties! Deviations to the Standard Model can point the way to new physics.
Keywords: dark matter, standard model, higgs boson, fermion
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Credits and Terms of Use
ATLAS Experiment cheat sheets are free to download for personal and educational use. Content Copyright: ATLAS Experiment © CERN
- Text and project development: Elise Le Boulicaut and Valerie Buxbaum on behalf of the ATLAS Collaboration
- Translations: Elise Le Boulicaut (French), Daniel Trujillo (French, Spanish), Rebeca Gonzalez Suarez (Spanish), Lukas Kretschmann (German), Giada Mancini and Giuseppe Carratta (Italian), Dave Van Wijk (Dutch), Fani Henry (French), Ruben Schoeman (Dutch)
- Background image: Ana María Rodríguez Vera on behalf of the ATLAS Collaboration