Things that do NOT look good when you are giving a presentation at a conference: * You are unable to connect your computer to a projector * You are unable to run your presentation from your own computer * The font on your slides is so small nobody can hope to read it (continue?)
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I always use Beamer. If you're trying to give a math talk with slides, and you know LaTeX and TikZ, it would be hard to imagine using anything else! From my talk next week at CT2019:pic.twitter.com/xGJm93iQTD
Now my turn
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Is it telling a story of: 1. Proton hit proton, produced 2 gluons. 2. Through a "t quark" "triangular diagrams" (if memory did not failed, there is probably some "need-to-be-cautious point" in dealing with triangular diagrams), it produced a Higgs boson (t & anti-t annihilation)
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3. Higgs boson decay through another t quark channel triangular diagram, ended up with 2 high energy photons. 4. This is one story within A TON of all kinds of crazy drama, that are all about these little devils, that is live in New York? No, live in proton beam colliders.
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