THE POSTER SESSION WILL BE DURING THE COFFEE BREAK EACH DAY FROM 6 TO 10 MARCH

ALL Posters sessions will be during the coffee Break

The $B-->to K- J/\psi omega decay and the X(3930), X(3960) states

• Luciano Abreu et al.

The Z_{cs} (3985) abundance in a hadronic medium

• Hildeson Vieira (UFBA)

The AI take on Nuclear Physics: A transformer model for the properites of nuclides​

• SOKRATIS TRIFINOPOULOS (MIT)

Analysis of X-ray spectral series in stellar binary pairs and their mathematical modeling

• Melina Silva de Lima (UFBA)

Interactions of the Y(4274) state with light mesons

• André Luiz Moura Brito (UFBA)

Study of the interactions of exotic state $Z_c(3900)$ in a hadronic medium

• Rodrigo Oliveira Magalhães (UFBA)

Using effective Lagrangians, we study the interactions of the state $Z_c(3900)$ with light mesons. We determine the cross sections for the processes $Z_c \pi \rightarrow \bar{D}^{(*)} D^{(*)}$ and as well as the inverse processes. To understand the influence of the medium on the results, we determined the thermal average of the cross-sections.

Neutrino production NSI & T2K-NOvA tension

• Fernanda Rodrigues (UNICAMP)

We propose a non-standard interaction (NSI) in neutrino production to alleviate the tension between the results of the experiments NOvA (NuMI Off-axis $\nu_e$ Appearance) and T2K (Tokai to Kamioka). The NSI is computed through quantum field theory (QFT) formalism and we get perturbative analytic formulas for oscillation probabilities.

cpv in ds->ppk decay

• Leonardo Santoro De Oliveira (CBPF)

In this study, we investigate CP violation in $D_{s} \rightarrow\pi^{-}\pi^{+}K^{+}$ channel using simulations of the Dalitz plot and a technique called Mirandizing.We demonstrate the effectiveness of this approach by visualizing the shape of the CP violation in the Dalitz plot. By analyzing the local population differences, we are able to identify regions where CP symmetry is broken. Our results provide new insights into the underlying physics of CP violation and have important implications for experimental studies in particle physics.

OPEN SESSION

• Alberto Santoro (Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (BR))

Physics at the High Energy Frontier

• Michelangelo Mangano (CERN)

Physics case for a e+ e- Factory and Beyond

• Christophe Grojean (DESY)

Highlights from CMS

• Luca Malgeri (CMS)

Higgs Results from the LHC: A Journey of Discovery

• Harvey Newman (CALTECH)

Quantum fields and the cosmological constant: de Sitter - anti de Sitter and all that

• Ugo Moschella (Italian Institute)

Standard Model PDF's for the Muon Collider

• Sokratis Trifinopoulos (MIT)

Search for BSM Physics in CMS

• Andre Frankenthal (CMS)

Highlights of the CMS Electromagnetic Calorimeter

• Patricia Rebello Teles (CBPF)

Results on New Physics with the CMS Precision Proton Spectrometer

• Gustavo Gil da Silveira (UFRGS/UERJ)

High Energy Physics in China: Present and Future

• Yifang Wang (Institute of High Energy Physics, CAS)

Higlights from ATLAS

• Marisilvia Donadelli (ATLAS - CERN)

FCC and its Physics potential

• Gregorio Bernardi

Searches for Exotic Mesons: Perspective from the GlueX Experiment

• Jonathan Zarling (Jefferson Lab)

Future Colliders: Cool Copper Collider and Muon Collider

• Sridhara Rao Dasu (University of Wisconsin)

CMS Heavy Flavor

• Nuno Leonardo (LIP)

standard Model and Top results from ATLAS

• Carlos Alberto Gottardo (ATLAS)

Heavy Flavor results from ATLAS

• Markus Cristinziani (Universität Siegen)

Search for BSM Physics in ATLAS

• Rafael Coelho Lopes De Sa (University of Massachusetts (US))

Highlights of SM and TOP results from CMS

• Prolay Kumar Mal (CMS)

Cosmic Rays Physics

• Carola Dobrigkeit Chinellato (Uncamp)

LHCb Highlights

• Bruno Souza de Paula (LHCb - CERN)

Realizing The Vision: HEP Instrumentation

• Marcel Demateau (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)

The Status of Neutrino Physics

• Renata Zukanovich (USP)

Pressure Distribution inside nucleons in Tsalis MIT Bag Model

• Gerardo Herrera (ALICE)

Fixed Target and Heavy-Ion Results at LHCb

• Pasquale Di Nezza (Instituto Nazionale di Física Nucleare)

Direct CP-Violation in Charm Decays at LHCb

• Felipe Luan Souza De Almeida

GLUEBALLS and Search Exotic Searchers at BESIII

• Shuangshi Fang (Institute of High Energy Physics, CAS)

Highlights from ALICE

• Kai Schweda (ALICE)

A New Generation of Worldwide Systems for Data Intensive Sciences: The Global Network Advancement Group

• Harvey Newman (CALTECH)

Roundtable discussion: “Topics to be covered at the next LISHEP conference” Participants: Alberto Santoro, Luiz Mundim e Sandro Fonseca

Emissions of Fluorinated Gaseous from CMS in RUN3 and Perspectives for RUN4 and Beyond

• Gabriella Pugliese (INFN - Bari - Italy)

Global Fits to Effective Fiel Theories

• Oscar Eboli (USP)

Snowmass and the Future of US HEP

• Joel Butler (FNAL - CMS)

The Fermilab High Energy Physics Program: Present and Future

• Lia Merminga

Neutrino Physics Benchmarks for Colliders

• Jose W F Valle (IFIc-SPAIN)

Multiquark exotics

• Tomasz Skwarnicki (Syracuse University)

CP Violation in charmless three body B-decays

• Diego Machado (lhcb)

Spin Physics with LHCspin

• Pasquale Di Nezza (Instituto Nacional di Fisica Nucleare)

Beyond Standard Model

• JoAnne Hewett (SLAC – National Accelerator Laboratory)

Precision and Discovery - The Physics Potential of Linear Colliders

• Roman Roman (CNRS/IN2P3/IJCLab)

Higgs results and Prospects from ATLAS

• Jiayi Chen (ATLAS)

Closing Session