Is the Tevatron able to discover a light Higgs and SUSY before the LHC?
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P. Petroff (LAL Orsay)
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Europe/Zurich
Stückelberg Auditorium
Stückelberg Auditorium
Description
The LEP hints seems to indicate a light Higgs at 115 Gev and the last g-2 results suggests light SUSY masses. Does it mean that both the Higgs and SUSY could be within of reach of the Tevatron experiments? The Run II has started on the 1st of March. We shall report on the status of the machine and on the D0 detector. The very rich physics program will be presented with the emphasis on the potential for light Higgs and SUSY discovery.
Organiser(s): E. Cortina-Gil
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