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Narendra Sahu26/06/2007, 15:00Discussion
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20. Loop contributions to cosmological correlations and experimental constrains on chaotic inflationMartin Sloth27/06/2007, 11:00Journal club presentation
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Julien Lesgourgues27/06/2007, 15:30Discussion
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Jae Sik Lee28/06/2007, 11:30Journal club presentationAfter a brief introduction to CP violation in the MSSM, we discuss how to probe the CP-violating mixing in the neutral Higgs-boson sector at the LHC. We observe that there is an interesting possibility to have the lightest relic neutralino as light as 2.9 GeV.Go to contribution page
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Ki Young Choi29/06/2007, 11:00Discussion
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Isabella Masina (CERN)29/06/2007, 14:00SeminarLeptogenesis via right-handed neutrino decays is a successful mechanism to explain the matter-antimatter asymmetry of the Universe. I will discuss some recent developments, in particular flavour and memory effects.Go to contribution page
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Alexander Pukhov, Genevieve Belanger03/07/2007, 15:15Discussion
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Ryuichiro Kitano04/07/2007, 11:00Journal club presentationWe find that there is no supersymmetric flavor/CP problem, mu-problem, cosmological moduli/gravitino problem or dimension four/five proton decay problem in a class of supersymmetric theories with O(1) GeV gravitino mass. The cosmic abundance of the non-thermally produced gravitinos naturally explains the dark matter component of the universe. A mild hierarchy between the mass scale of...Go to contribution page
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Julien Lesgourgues04/07/2007, 14:00SeminarThe Planck satellite, to be launched in 2008, is designed for measuring CMB temperature and polarization anisotropies with much better precision than the -already impressive- WMAP experiment. In this seminar, I will present the expected sensitivity of Planck to the parameters describing dark matter, dark energy, inflation, relic neutrinos, etc., which are also of great interest for...Go to contribution page
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Robert Harlander05/07/2007, 11:00Journal club presentation
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Michelagelo Mangano05/07/2007, 11:20Journal club presentation
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Pavel Fileviez Perez06/07/2007, 14:00SeminarWe propose a renormalizable (SUSY) grand unified theory where the neutrino masses are generated through type III and type I seesaw mechanisms. Several phenomenological and cosmological aspects of this proposal are discussed.Go to contribution page
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Marco Cirelli11/07/2007, 11:00Journal club presentation
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Tobias Hurth11/07/2007, 14:00SeminarWe discuss the opportunities in our search for `new physics' beyond the standard model offered by present and future flavour experiments. We show the interplay and complementarity of collider and flavour physics by some examples. Within this talk we focus on rare B and kaon decays. Moreover, we briefly discuss the restrictive role of long-distance strong interactions in flavour...Go to contribution page
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Jack Gunion12/07/2007, 11:00Journal club presentationA key ingredient in assessing whether or not a stable neutralino can explain the observed dark matter of the universe is the mass of the neutralino. For many SUSY decay chains, only mass differences can be well determined by conventional techniques leaving a large uncertainty in the absolute mass scale and therefore in the mass of the LSP neutralino itself. I describe a technique that can...Go to contribution page
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Shufang Su12/07/2007, 14:00SeminarThe dark matter candidate in the left-right Twin Higgs models falls in to the category of inert Higgs doublet models. We analysed the dark matter relic density and its direct and indirect detection potential.Go to contribution page
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Carlos Wagner13/07/2007, 14:00SeminarI will review the present status of the analyses of the possibility of implementing the mechanism of generation of the baryon-antibaryon asymmetry at the electroweak scale, in supersymmetric extensions of the Standard Model. I will discuss the interrelation of this mechanism with the origin of dark matter, as well possible tests of these scenarios at the Tevatron and the LHC, as well as in...Go to contribution page
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Dr Benjamin Allanach (University of Cambridge)17/07/2007, 15:30Discussion
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Kathryn Zurek18/07/2007, 11:00Journal club presentation
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Wilfried Buchmueller18/07/2007, 14:00SeminarWe consider supersymmetric theories where the gravitino is the lightest superparticle (LSP) and a charged scalar lepton the next-to-lightest superparticle (NLSP). Such a scenario can lead to spectacular signatures at the LHC, which we illustrate with several examples. A gravitino LSP can be the dominant component of dark matter. In the case of small R-parity breaking, it may first be...Go to contribution page
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Sabine Kraml18/07/2007, 15:30Miniworkshop talk
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John Ellis18/07/2007, 15:40Miniworkshop talk
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Pearl Sandick18/07/2007, 16:05Miniworkshop talk
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Laura Covi18/07/2007, 16:35Miniworkshop talk
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Yudi Santoso18/07/2007, 17:05Miniworkshop talk
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Ben Allanach19/07/2007, 09:00Miniworkshop talk
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Genevieve Belanger19/07/2007, 09:30Miniworkshop talk
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Nans Baro19/07/2007, 10:00Miniworkshop talk
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Francesco Sannino19/07/2007, 11:00Miniworkshop talk
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Gerry Gilmore19/07/2007, 11:30New dynamical studies and discovery searches for the smallest dark matter dominated galaxies will be presented. Dark matter in dSph galaxies has a mean volume mass density within the stellar distribution which always has a very low value of about 5GeV/c^2 cm^-3. The mass profiles appear cored, not cusped as predicted by Cold DM models. Galaxies are embedded in dark matter halos with...Go to contribution page
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Marcela Carena19/07/2007, 14:00SeminarI will discuss the connection among Higgs Physics, Flavour Physics and Cosmology in Supersymmetric Models. I will highlight the impact of radiative corrections to the Higgs-fermion couplings which can lead to relevant Flavour concerving and FCNC effects. This will allow me to show the interplay between direct Higgs searches at the Tevatron and the LHC and the impact of present and projected...Go to contribution page
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Dmitri Kazakov19/07/2007, 15:30Miniworkshop talk
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Christian Sander19/07/2007, 16:00Miniworkshop talk
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Gianfranco Bertone19/07/2007, 16:20Miniworkshop talk
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Fuminobu Takahashi19/07/2007, 16:50Miniworkshop talk
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Malcolm Fairbairn19/07/2007, 17:20Miniworkshop talk
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Stefan Huber20/07/2007, 09:30Miniworkshop talk
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45. Predictive model for dark matter, dark energy, neutrino masses and leptogenesis at the TeV scaleNarendra Sahu20/07/2007, 10:00Miniworkshop talk
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Alessio Notari20/07/2007, 10:30Miniworkshop talk
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Howie Baer20/07/2007, 14:00SeminarIf the lightest neutralino is a stable thermal relic from the Big Bang, thus comprising dark matter (DM) in the Universe, its relic abundance can be used to severely constrain the parameter space of supersymmetric models. For instance, in the paradigm mSUGRA model, each DM allowed region gives rise to distinct signatures for new physics at the LHC. We explore an array of...Go to contribution page
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Smaragda Lola26/07/2007, 11:00Journal club presentationPart 1: Discussion of recent papers Part 2: Talk by S. LolaGo to contribution page
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Gary Shiu31/07/2007, 14:00SeminarWarped compactifications provide a mechanism for generating a hierarchy of physical scales. Strongly warped regions (throats) are also ubiquitous in compactifications with stabilized moduli. In this talk, we describe some recent attempts to construct string inflationary models using warped throats, the CMB signatures of these models, and how differences in the shape of the extra...Go to contribution page
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Michelangelo Mangano01/08/2007, 14:00Seminar
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Jim Cline08/08/2007, 14:00SeminarIt has recently been proposed to replace the anthropic principle with a more objective criterion: the likelihood of creating observers is proportional to the amount of entropy production within a causally connected region of the universe. This "entropic principle" does a better job of predicting the value of the cosmological constant than does its anthropic predecessor, and it is...Go to contribution page
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Tomas Blazek09/08/2007, 11:00Journal club presentationPart 1: Discussion of recent papers/events ***everybody is invited to contribute*** Part 2: Talk by Tomas BlazekGo to contribution page
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Christof Wetterich09/08/2007, 14:00SeminarThe time evolution of a cosmological scalar field can be stopped by an increasing mass of the neutrinos. This leads to a transition from a cosmological scaling solution with dynamical dark energy at early time to a cosmological constant dominated universe at late time. The trigger for the transition is set at the time when the neutrinos become non-relativistic. This is a possible...Go to contribution page
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