Prof.
cecilia jarlskog
(lund university)
03/12/2014, 09:00
T, C, P, CP symmetries
The speaker intends to present a "historical" talk on CP
violation discussing what have been the most important lessons learned so
far and what can be said about the future prospects in this field.
Gustavo Branco
(Instituto Superior Tecnico)
03/12/2014, 09:45
T, C, P, CP symmetries
We address some open questions on CP Violation and Flavour, including the
nature and scale of New Physics and the origin of CP Violation. In the
lepton sector, we conjecture that the observed pattern of leptonic mixing may just
reflect a quasi-degeneracy of Majorana Neutrino Masses.
Prof.
Antonio Di Domenico
(Universita Sapienza e INFN, Roma I (IT))
03/12/2014, 11:00
T, C, P, CP symmetries
Plenary (40 + 5 min)
The status of present experiments and future projects with kaons is reviewed,
focusing on prospects for discrete symmetries tests.
Prof.
Stephen King
(University of Southampton)
03/12/2014, 11:45
In this talk we shall give an overview of the role of discrete symmetries, including both CP and family symmetry, in constructing unified models of quark and lepton (including especially neutrino) masses and mixing. Various different approaches to model building will be described, denoted as direct, semi-direct and indirect, and the pros and cons of each approach discussed. Particular examples...
Joannis Papavassiliou
(University of Valencia)
03/12/2014, 12:30
Strongly Coupled Gauge Theories
I will review recent progress in our understanding
of the infrared dynamics of the QCD Green's functions,
derived from the close synergy between lattice simulations
and Schwinger-Dyson equations. Particular attention
will be devoted to the elaborate nonperturbative mechanisms
that endow the fundamental degrees of freedom (quarks and gluons)
with dynamical masses.
