SBU HEP Seminar - New physics that resonates: Searches & electronics at the ATLAS Experiment - Jeff Dandoy (UPenn)

America/New_York
Graduate Building D-122 (Stony Brook University)

Graduate Building D-122

Stony Brook University

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64374843634
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Giacinto Piacquadio
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Yan Ke, Tsybychev Dmitri Tsybyshev, John David Hobbs
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44278527
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    • 11:45 12:40
      New physics that resonates: Searches & electronics at the ATLAS Experiment 55m

      Observations seemingly at odds with the Standard Model of particle physics, including dark matter and the light mass of the Higgs boson, motivate searches at the LHC for new particles predicted by Electroweak Supersymmetry. New results from the ATLAS Collaboration are presented targeting mass resonances decaying into three-lepton final states. The High Luminosity upgrade of the LHC will greatly increase the potential to produce and observe rare new physics but presents unique challenges from a busy, high-radiation environment. Recent developments are highlighted on the design and testing of the upgraded readout electronics for the ATLAS silicon strip tracker.

      Speaker: Jeff Dandoy (University of Pennsylvania (US))