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    4th PIKIO Meeting (16 September 2017)

    16 September 2017
    University of Kentucky
    US/Eastern timezone

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    1. 14. When Do Dark Bound States Matter?
      Tracy Slatyer (M.I.T.)
      16/09/2017, 09:00

      Abstract: Dark matter may form bound states that subsequently decay producing Standard Model particles, enhancing and modifying the expected indirect signals from dark matter annihilation. The force carriers that support such bound states could be either new light particles, or the gauge bosons of the Standard Model. I will discuss the motivations for models containing dark matter bound...

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    2. 15. Single Electrons and Light Dark Matter in Liquid Xenon
      Darryl Masson (Purdue University)
      16/09/2017, 09:40

      Single electron signals in liquid xenon detectors and their impact on sensitivity to MeV dark matter and neutrinos.

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    3. 16. Precision Muon Experiments
      Tim Gorringe (University of Kentucky)
      16/09/2017, 10:00
    4. 18. Higgs Boson Decay to Light Jets at the LHC
      Khalida Hendricks (Ohio State University)
      16/09/2017, 10:40
    5. 19. EDM constraints on CP-violating Higgs couplings
      Joachim Brod (TU Dortmund)
      16/09/2017, 11:00
    6. 20. Neutron Electric Dipole Moment from Lattice QCD with a Theta Term
      Jian Liang (University of Kentucky)
      16/09/2017, 11:20

      I will briefly talk about our new method of reducing errors of lattice calculation and show our preliminary results of nEDM using this method.

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    7. 32. Improved Charmonium Contribution to B -> Xll
      Jack Jenkins (Indiana University)
      16/09/2017, 11:40
    8. 21. Effective field theory of the proton and applications to dark matter, neutrinos and atoms
      Richard Hill (Fermilab / University of Kentucky)
      16/09/2017, 13:00
    9. 22. Rare Physics at the Intensity Frontier
      Gabriel Magill (Perimeter Institute and McMaster University)
      16/09/2017, 13:40

      Next generation detector technology at future neutrino experiments are driven, in large, by the search for sterile neutrinos. In addition to their main research program, these experiments are sensitive to a number of rare neutrino physics processes. Neutrino trident production is one such process, which sees an incoming neutrino incident on a nucleus produce an outgoing neutrino and two...

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    10. 23. Constraints on light Z' models with flavor changing couplings
      Tatsu Takeuchi (Virginia Tech)
      16/09/2017, 14:00
    11. 24. Long Range Ion Tracking in XENON1T
      Abigail Kopec (Purdue University)
      16/09/2017, 14:20

      Improve sensitivity of the XENON1T dark matter detector by computationally tracking and cutting background ion decays, specifically those of the Rn222 decay chain.

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    12. 25. pp Solar Neutrino Analysis in the XENON1T Detector
      Fan Zhang (Purdue University)
      16/09/2017, 14:30

      How long does it take XENON1T detector to say that we can detect pp solar neutrinos?

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    13. 26. Constraints on Lorentz violation at a future electron-ion collider
      Nathan Sherrill (Indiana University)
      16/09/2017, 15:00
    14. 27. Search for new heavy bosons in the dilepton final state at CMS
      Jan-Frederik Schulte (Purdue University (US))
      16/09/2017, 15:20

      The dilepton final state offers great sensitivity to the existence of new heavy bosons that would be visible as a peak in the invariant mass distribution of the two leptons. In this talks, results of a search for new physics in this final state will be discussed, with a focus on recent extension of the interpretation in different models of new physics.

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    15. 28. Exotica in Hadron Spectroscopy
      Andrew Jackura (Indiana University)
      16/09/2017, 15:40

      The hadron spectrum contains many states which do not fit in the quark model description of hadrons. In this talk, I will discuss some phenomenological methods in identifying the nature of these exotic states. We use fundamental principles of scattering theory to model hadronic processes and test these methods against experimental data.

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    16. 29. Constraining new physics with radiative lepton flavor violating decays of B, D, and K mesons
      Derek Hazard (Wayne State University)
      16/09/2017, 15:55
    17. 31. Probing the chirality of leptoquark couplings in light of RD(*); RK(*) puzzle
      Joydeep Roy (Wayne State University)
      16/09/2017, 16:10
    18. 30. Robust predictions for gauge couplings and the top mass in the MSSM with a vectorlike family
      Navin McGinnis (Indiana University)
      16/09/2017, 16:25

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