What have we learned from LEP2?

by Dr. J. Alcaraz (CIEMAT/CERN)

Wednesday 14 Nov 2001, 17:00 → 18:00 Europe/Zurich

UNIVERSITE DE GENEVE - Stückelberg Auditorium

In this talk we will try to discuss LEP2 results from a non-standard point of view. It is well known that LEP collaborations have searched for the Higgs particle and for new physics beyond the Standard Model. Precise measurements of the W mass and the triple gauge coupling structure predicted by the theory are also underway. What is not so well known is that LEP2 physics presents many unique features when compared to LEP1 and e+e- interactions at lower energies. This new high energy domain is somehow comparable to the electroweak environment that will be found at future e+e- colliders.

Organiser(s): E. Cortina-Gil

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