Over the past years, ATLAS has developed a well defined approach to ease the reinterpretation of the results of BSM analyses. I will review the key points of this strategy, with emphasis on the auxiliary material that the collaboration is making available to the particle physics community (excluding long-lived particles which will be discussed in dedicated talks).
Study of the sensitivity of "prompt" searches to long-lived particles, discussing experimental aspects and the information required for the correct treatment in public recast tools.
Simplified Likelihoods are a convenient tool for re-interpretations of searches for new physics, which require a relatively limited set of information to be provided from the experimental collaborations. More precise re-interpretations are however possible with even further information. A proposal for an extension to the Simplified Likelihood is presented which aims to improve the level of...
I will discuss the status and prospects of the current flavor anomalies at LHCb.
I will present an update of the program SuperIso, and discuss the interpretations of the recent anomalies observed at LHCb.
I will provide a summary of the decay capabilities of the most recent version of SoftSusy, incorporating key MSSM, NMSSM and Higgs decays and many other modes. I will also provide an indication of future directions for further developments of the program.
