The world of quantum physics is filled with intricate interactions among elementary particles. Scientists are trying to find insights from these interactions. They call it the, Elastic Scattering. During elastic scattering, the particles involved exchange energy and momentum but do not undergo any particle creation or annihilation processes. The scattered particles typically change their direction and momentum after the collision but retain their original identities and properties. Recently, the ATLAS experiment conducted at the LHC accelerator delved into the fundamental properties of strong interactions between protons at astonishingly high energies.…

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