Muon magnetic anomaly: experimental status and prospects
Abstract
The past five years have brought significant new results on the muon magnetic anomaly, aμ = (gμ - 2)/2, and on the hadronic vacuum polarization (HVP) contribution dominating the uncertainty aμ. Serious tension has emerged between the experimental and standard model(SM) values for aμ, as well as between the SM and the first precise lattice QCD values. We review the current experimental and theoretical status of aμ, along with the prospects for new results,focusing on MUonE,a new experiment at CERN, aiming to evaluate the leading order contribution to a(HVP) in a direct measurement of muonic Bhabha scattering.
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