Explore the fascinating topic of Baryogenesis in Grand Unified Theories in this ICTP-SAIFR seminar presented by Chee-Sheng Fong from UFABC on February 28, 2025. Delve into the theoretical frameworks that explain the origin of matter-antimatter asymmetry in the universe through the lens of Grand Unified Theories. Learn how these theories connect fundamental forces and potentially explain one of cosmology's greatest mysteries - why our universe contains predominantly matter rather than equal amounts of matter and antimatter. This 83-minute presentation is part of ICTP-SAIFR's 2025 research seminar series.
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Seminars: Chee-Sheng Fong: Baryogenesis in Grand Unified Theories
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