CP studies in Higgs and SUSY production and decayTH Auditorium (CERN, VRVS Forest)
TH Auditorium
CERN, VRVS Forest
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Welcome address
Speaker:
Kraml, S.
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Higgs sector CP violation
Speaker:
Pilaftsis, A.
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3
CPV in production and decay of charged Higgs bosons
Speaker:
Williams, J.
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CPV in sparticle production and decays
Speaker:
Hesselbach, S.
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5
Symmetries of 2HDM and CP violation
Speaker:
Krawczyk, M.
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10:20
coffee break
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CP violating Higgs at a gamma-gamma collider
Speaker:
Velasco, M.
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CP studies in CMS
Speaker:
Nikitenko, S.
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CP studies in ATLAS
Speaker:
Schumacher, M.
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Discussion
Discussion of further studies, new methods, benchmarking codes and experiments, etc.;
includes short 1-2 slide presentations of new results and ideas
=> contact sabine.kraml@cern.ch
Speaker:
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Sensitivity of the LHC to CP-violating Higgs bosons
Speaker:
Muehlleitner, M.
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b)
Using tau polarization
Speaker:
Guchait, M.
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c)
Probing CPV: charged Higgs at LHC; gamma gamma -> tau tau
Speaker:
Godbole, R.M.
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CPV Higgs in Comphep, Feynhiggs, CPsuperH
Speaker:
Dubinin, M.
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CP/NSH implications for B physicsTH Auditorium (CERN, VRVS Forest)
TH Auditorium
CERN, VRVS Forest
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CP Violation and the Search for New Physics
Speaker:
Gustavo Branco
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Challenging the Standard Model through Flavour Physics
Speaker:
Robert Fleischer
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Babar: future prospects
Speaker:
Marcello Giorgi
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CPV and Charged Higgs at SuperKEKB
Speaker:
Hazumi, M.
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16:00
coffee break
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Discussion
Discussion introduced by short 1-2 slide contributions:
- T.Hurth
- G. Hiller
- A. Ceccucci
- more ? => contact michelangelo.mangano@cern.ch
The goal is to identify common issues in the study of CP violation via B decays and via direct searches for new particles (see the morning's session). We shall include in the discussion a broader view of flavour physics (including e.g. prospects for K decays). We hope to converge to a set of common benchmarks for studies of synergy/complementarity between LHC and flavour factories.
Speaker:
all
a)
Light CP-odd A0: implications for the LHC/TeV and B-physics
Discussion of further studies, new methods, benchmarking codes and experiments, who does what, etc.
includes short 1-2 slide presentations of new results and ideas
=> contact sabine.kraml@cern.ch