The thermal gradient between a TeV-scale collision and its detector is thirteen orders of magnitude wide. Current pipelines treat it as an engineering nuisance. This post proposes treating it as a structured search space — and argues that the transforms discarded as calibration noise may themselves be part of the physics target. Continue reading →
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