Since the data had arrived, the problem was how to organize it now.
There was a lack of theory support for quantum chromodynamics.
From a statistical point of view, the number of samples was too small.
Lu Zhou analyzed the 10GB data for five nights and finally came to a conclusion.
If he wanted to confirm whether or not this was an abnormal characteristic peak, he would still need to run the LHC for a few more laps. With the current amount of data, Lu Zhou could not even make a three-sigma conclusion.
After five nights, Lu Zhou took the data and research results to Professor Lu Shenjian.
After all, he could not convince CERN by himself. He was only an intern.
When Lu Zhou explained his viewpoint to Professor Lu, he thought that Professor Lu would maybe be interested. He did not expect a negative reply.
