23–29 oct. 2022
Fuseau horaire Europe/Paris

Session

Beyond Standard Model

25 oct. 2022, 15:30

Présidents de session

Beyond Standard Model

  • Luca Cadamuro (LLR)

Beyond Standard Model

  • Luca Cadamuro (LLR)

Beyond Standard Model

  • Luca Cadamuro (LLR)

Documents de présentation

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  1. Luca Cadamuro (LLR)
    25/10/2022 15:30
  2. Ji Eun CHOI
    25/10/2022 16:30
    Beyond Standard Model

    After the discovery of the Higgs boson in ATLAS and CMS collaborations, the standard model is complete. However, there are still remaining questions that the standard model cannot explain such as dark matter, etc. To understand these phenomena, we need to understand the property of this new particle and extend the standard model. Vector-like quark is one of the new candidates that will extend...

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  3. Benjamin Blancon (IP2I Lyon)
    25/10/2022 17:00
    Beyond Standard Model

    One of the most challenging problems of the Standard Model (SM) is the mass of the Higgs boson that diverges by taking the loop contributions into account. The decay of new particles like Vector-Like Quarks (VLQs) could be an interesting explanation as the final state in SM particles is well understood. We will present here the decay of a VLQ T' in a quark top and a Higgs boson in a dileptonic...

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  4. Raphael Haeberle (Doctorant)
    25/10/2022 17:30
    Beyond Standard Model

    Mon projet de recherche est réalisé au sein de l’experience internationale CMS, qui analyse les collisions proton-proton de haute énergie produites par le LHC. Le projet est centré sur la recherche de particules lourdes, chargées et à long temps de vie (HSCP: Heavy Stable Charged Particles) prédites par certains modèles au delà du Modele Standard. Une premiere partie consiste à analyser les...

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  5. Christopher Greenberg (IP2I)
    26/10/2022 09:00
    Beyond Standard Model

    The Standard Model (SM) is unable to explain the predominance of matter over antimatter in our present universe. Matter and antimatter are linked by a CP-symmetry transformation, and current explanations involve a new source of CP symmetry breaking. An effective field theory (EFT) will be used to describe CP-symmetry violation, which will be searched for by analyzing the production and decay...

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  6. Nicolas Chadeau
    26/10/2022 09:30

    Even if the interest into studying charged leptons is not new, it has been growing over the past few years. This is mainly because of the lack of new physics signal at the LHC, and the potential signal of the g-2 experiment at FermiLab. Technical advances giving access to the study of the tau lepton at the LHC along with Belle II, and the possibility to produce high intensity pulsed muon...

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  7. Guillaume Albouy (LPSC)
    26/10/2022 10:00
    Beyond Standard Model

    In the framework of the ATLAS Run-3 datataking period, an early-data analysis targeting emerging jets is in preparation. This analysis is the first effort to study this signature in the ATLAS collaboration.
    Emerging jets are part of a global Beyond the Standard Model (BSM) theory called Dark QCD. This BSM theory predicts the existence of a new dark sector : containing QCD-like particles and...

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