TeVscale
TeV scale refers to energy scales around one teraelectronvolt (10^12 eV). In particle physics, TeV-scale processes involve energies at or above the regime where the electroweak interaction becomes central and where many heavy particles, including those predicted beyond the Standard Model, may be produced. One TeV is equal to about 1000 GeV, and modern colliders operate in the multi-TeV range, making TeV-scale phenomena experimentally accessible.
In experimental contexts, the TeV scale is associated with the energies at which the Large Hadron Collider
The TeV scale also has theoretical significance. It is central to discussions of electroweak symmetry breaking,
Overall, the TeV scale is the primary arena for probing the structure of fundamental interactions and for