New Physics from HERA?
D. P. Roy
Abstract
The H1 and ZEUS experiments at the HERA e p collider at Hamburg have recently reported some anomalous hard-scattering events, which could be indicative of new physics beyond the standard model. I have tried to discuss in a nonspecialist language the significance of this result for particle physics along with its interpretation in terms of the currently popular extensions of the standard model.
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