Speaker
Pietro Slavich
(LPTHE Paris)
Description
The measurement of the Higgs-boson mass at the LHC completes our
knowledge of the fundamental parameters of the SM, and imposes important
constraints on the parameter space of its SUSY extensions. To properly exploit
this long-awaited experimental information, high-precision calculations of the
predictions of the SM and its extensions are necessary. In this talk I review
recent advances in the precise determination of the Higgs sector in both the
SM and the MSSM, and discuss their implications for the energy scale at which
new physics should be expected, and for the prospects of discovering SUSY
particles at the LHC.
Primary author
Pietro Slavich
(LPTHE Paris)
