MJj
MJJ is an acronym with multiple meanings that vary by context. In high-energy physics and collider experiments, MJJ (often written as M_JJ) denotes the invariant mass of a dijet system—the combined mass derived from the energy and momentum of two jets produced in particle collisions. This quantity is used to search for resonances that decay into jet pairs and to help distinguish potential new physics signals from background processes.
In the realm of entertainment, MJJ commonly refers to Michael Joseph Jackson, the American entertainer (1958–2009).
Outside these domains, mjj can appear as simple initials or a shorthand adopted by specific organizations,