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LIO international conference on Flavour, Composite models and Dark matter

23–27 nov. 2015
IPNL
Fuseau horaire Europe/Paris

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  1. 19. Welcome
    Dr Nazila Mahmoudi (LPC Clermont)
    23/11/2015 09:00
  2. 20. Constraints from EW penguin and Rare B decays
    Dr Christoph Langenbruch (University of Warwick)
    23/11/2015 09:10
  3. 21. Lepton flavour violation search and test of lepton flavour universality
    Francesco Dettori (CERN)
    23/11/2015 09:40
  4. 22. Theoretical uncertainties in b to s leptonic decays
    Aoife Bharucha (CPT, Marseille)
    23/11/2015 10:40
  5. 23. Cool anomalies in b to s transitions
    Dr Javier Virto (University of Siegen)
    23/11/2015 11:10
  6. 24. Constraints on Wilson coefficients from b to s transitions
    Siavash Neshatpour (Institute for Research in Fundamental Sciences (IPM))
    23/11/2015 11:40
  7. 25. Overview of LFV in B decays, in the context of the LHCb discrepancies in b to s ll decays
    Diego Guadagnoli (LAPTh Annecy)
    23/11/2015 14:00
  8. 26. Explaining the LHC flavour anomalies
    Giancarlo D'AMBROSIO
    23/11/2015 14:30
  9. 27. Discussion
    Patrick Owen, Petridis Konstantinos
    23/11/2015 15:00
  10. 28. Collaborative work
    23/11/2015 16:30
  11. 29. Impact on New Physics scenarios from CPViolation measurements
    Mme Yasmine Amhis (lhcb)
    24/11/2015 09:00
  12. 30. CP Violation in heavy mesons
    Dr Martin Jung (TUM IAS / Excellence Cluster Universe)
    24/11/2015 09:30
  13. 31. Update on |Vxq| determinations
    Giulia RICCIARDI
    24/11/2015 10:30
  14. 32. Perspective study of charmonium, exotics and baryons with charm and strangeness
    Dr Mikhail Barabanov (JINR)
    24/11/2015 11:00
  15. 33. Discussion
    24/11/2015 11:30
  16. 34. A Very Light Z' for muon g-2 and Its Implications
    Prof. George W.S. Hou (National Taiwan University)
    24/11/2015 14:00
  17. 35. BSM effects in semileptonic decays of light quarks
    Martin Gonzalez-Alonso (IPN Lyon)
    24/11/2015 14:30
  18. 36. BSM searches with rare charm decays
    Stefan DE BOER
    24/11/2015 15:00
  19. 37. Discussion
    24/11/2015 15:30
  20. 38. Collaborative work
    24/11/2015 16:30
  21. 1. Theoretical Predictions for the Weak Radiative B-Meson Decays
    Mikolaj MISIAK
    25/11/2015 09:00
  22. 41. Status of flavour physics and implications for new physics
    Tobias HURTH
    25/11/2015 09:45
  23. 2. Theoretical description of LHCb anomalies and global fits
    Prof. Joaquim Matias (Universitat Autonoma Barcelona)
    25/11/2015 11:00
  24. 39. Dark Matter from muon anomalies
    Dr Cedric Delaunay (LAPTH)
    25/11/2015 11:45
  25. 3. Partial compositeness, UV completions and ALPs
    Prof. Gabriele Ferretti
    25/11/2015 14:00
  26. 4. The Elementary Goldstone Higgs
    Mme Helene Gertov
    25/11/2015 14:45
    The Higgs as a pseudo Goldstone Boson is not only possible in a composite scenario but also possible in an elementary scenario. In the elementary scenario the theory is both renormalizable and perturbative, which means that the quantum corrections can be calculated using the Coleman-Weinberg potential while permitting to explore the underlying parameter space. By characterising the available...
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  27. 8. Constraining composite Higgs models with direct and indirect searches
    Christoph Niehoff (Excellence Cluster Universe, TUM)
    25/11/2015 15:30
    Direct searches for fermion and vector boson resonances, as well as indirect constraints from precision measurements are both important tools to test the predictions of composite Higgs models. A novel numerical technique allows us to take into account many direct and indirect constraints in a single framework. I will present results from applying our method to a class of four-dimensional...
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  28. 5. The Quantum Critical Higgs
    Prof. Seung J. Lee
    25/11/2015 16:30
  29. 7. Composite flavour
    Dr Alberto Parolini
    26/11/2015 09:00
  30. 45. Discussion
    26/11/2015 09:20
  31. 13. Connecting Flavor and EWSB: A Heavy Q and a Light Dilaton
    Prof. George Hou
    26/11/2015 10:30
    There is nothing wrong with a 4th generation of quarks, except for the Higgs cross section. Along the recent questioning of the nature of "Higgs boson" by Phil Anderson, we advocate that what is observed may still be a Dilaton. This may seem to run against the recent ATLAS-CMS combination that claims VBF to be above 5sigma. We caution that combining potential bias(es) is dangerous, while the...
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  32. 17. Search strategies for composite top partners at LHC run II
    Dr Thomas Flacke
    26/11/2015 11:20
    Abstract: We discuss several new search strategies for heavy vector-like quark partners at the early stages of the LHC run-II. Run-II will have sensitivity to single- and pair-produced quark partners with masses beyond 1 TeV. Decays of such heavy particles yield highly boosted tops, Higgses, and weak gauge bosons, all of which decay dominantly hadroni- cally. At low boost, hadronic final...
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  33. 18. Discussion
    26/11/2015 11:50
  34. 14. The Half-composite Two Higgs Doublet Model and the Relaxion
    Oleg Antipin (CP3-Origins, University of Southern Denmark)
    26/11/2015 14:00
  35. 42. Lattice Four Fermion Interaction in Beyond Standard Model Physics
    Dr Jarno Rantaharju
    26/11/2015 14:45
    Four fermion interactions occur naturally in several extensions of the Standard Model as a low energy description of a more fundamental theory. In models of dynamical electroweak symmetry breaking, they are used to provide Standard Model fermion masses. When sufficiently strong, these operators can drastically alter the fundamental composite dynamics. For example, they can, turn an infrared...
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  36. 43. Discussion on Lattice prespectives
    Prof. Francesco Sannino, Dr Jarno Rantaharju
    26/11/2015 15:15
  37. 11. Interpreting a 2 TeV resonance in WW scattering
    Prof. Domenec Espriu (ICCUB-Universitat de Barcelona)
    26/11/2015 16:30
    A diboson excess has been observed ---albeit with very limited statistical significance--- in WW, WZ and ZZ final states at the LHC experiments using the accumulated 8 TeV data. Assuming that these signals are due to resonances resulting from an extended symmetry breaking sector in the standard model and exact custodial symmetry we determine using unitarization methods the values of the...
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  38. 12. Discussion
    26/11/2015 17:00
  39. 44. Discussion on composite DM
    Dr Cedric Delaunay (LAPTH), Dr Michele Frigerio (Laboratoire Charles Coulomb, CNRS)
    27/11/2015 09:00
  40. 15. A dangerous irrelevant UV-completion of the composite Higgs
    Dr Luca Vecchi
    27/11/2015 10:30
  41. 16. Discussion
    27/11/2015 11:00
  42. 10. Interpreting a 2 TeV resonance in WW scattering
    Prof. Domenec Espriu (ICCUB-Universitat de Barcelona)
  43. 46. Menu
  44. 40. Theoretical description of LHCb anomalies and global fits
    Prof. Joaquim Matias (Universitat Autonoma Barcelona)
  45. 0. Theoretical Predictions for the Weak Radiative B-Meson Decays
    Mikolaj misiak