Collider ambitions against the backdrop of low-energy precision tests and high-energy theory

Name: Collider ambitions against the backdrop of low-energy precision tests and high-energy theory
Start: 2025-07-22T15:00:00-05:00
End: 2025-07-22T16:15:00-05:00
Location: One West (Wilson Hall)

Tuesday 22 Jul 2025, 15:00 → 16:15 US/Central

One West (Wilson Hall)

1W (first floor of Wilson)

65029048274

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Ka Hei Martin Kwok

Marguerite Belt Tonjes, Luigi Marchese, Gabriele Benelli, Keith Ulmer

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- 15:00 → 16:15
  
  Collider ambitions against the backdrop of low-energy precision tests and high-energy theory 1h 15m
  
  I will describe and update the comprehensive theoretical frameworks capable of explaining the hierarchical structure of particle physics and how they present diverse ambitious targets for high-energy colliders. These targets include WIMP dark matter and SUSY, Particle Compositeness and the origins of flavor/CP-violation, baryogengesis, and Grand Unification. And yet, BSM physics is very strongly constrained by a host of precision low-energy tests (and LHC searches) for reasons that lie in the special structure of the standard model itself. I will explain the known principles that can evade these constraints and allow rich BSM physics to fall into collider reach, and how they affect the phenomenology.
  
  Speaker: Raman Sundrum
  
  FNAL2025.pdf