Challenges and Opportunities in Theoretical Particle Physics 2019
July 21 - August 2, 2019
KAIST, Daejeon, Korea
Challenges and Opportunities in Theoretical Particle Physics (CANDO) will be held on July 21 - August 2, 2019 at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) in Daejeon, South Korea. It will be held as a part of a bigger program, KAIX Thematic Program offered by KAIST Advanced Institute for Science-X.
The Standard Model of particle physics is almost completed with the discovery of the Higgs boson, but nature is still full of mysteries. What is dark matter? How do we calculate the non-perturbative aspects of the strong dynamics? Is there a CP violation in the neutrino sector? How can we cure the quadratic divergence that occurs in the quantum correction of the Higgs boson mass? We will have an extended period of the collaboration meeting to discuss these important issues and to possibly come up with ideas that can make a breakthrough.
https://indico.cern.ch/e/cando2019
< Tentative Talk Schedule >
The first talk will start at 10AM each day (Room 5318, E6-2).
Room 5318 is reserved for only our meeting for the entire meeting period. Please feel free to use it as well as Particle Theory Group office (Room 4320) anytime for your discussions and collaborations.
Week 1
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7/22 (M)
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Ian Lewis
Dinner
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7/23 (T)
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Junichi Kanzaki
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7/24 (W)
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Junmou Chen
Hye-Sung Lee
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7/25 (R)
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Kyoungchul Kong
Young-Min Lee
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7/26 (F)
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Free discussions/collaborations
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Week 2
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7/29 (M)
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Kaoru Hagiwara
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7/30 (T)
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Jeong Han Kim KAIST/IBS-CAPP tour (4PM-) Dinner |
7/31 (W)
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Thomas Flacke
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8/1 (R)
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Chris Kelso
Gabriel Lee
Dinner
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8/2 (F)
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Free discussions/collaborations
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* Office
Rm#
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DATE
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Name
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1303
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20190721
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20190802
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Kaoru Hagiwara
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2307
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20190721
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20190803
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Ian Lewis
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4306
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20190721
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20190802
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Kyoungchul Kong
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4320
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20190720
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20190805
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Junmou Chen
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20190801
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20190801
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Gabriel Lee
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20190801
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20190801
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Chris Kelso
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20190729
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20190802
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Thomas Flacke
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20190721
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20190803
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Junichi Kanzaki
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20190721
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20190802
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Jeong Han Kim
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5318
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20190721
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20190802
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CANDO Meeting
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Confirmed Invited Speakers: Junmou Chen (Jinan) : On the Feynman Rules of Massive Gauge Theory in Physical Gauges Thomas Flacke (IBS CTUP) : Exotic decays of top partners: bounds and search strategies Kaoru Hagiwara (KEK) : Fun with Top Spin Junichi Kanzaki (KEK) : Monte Carlo integration and event generation on GPU and their application to particle physics Chris Kelso (North Florida) : The DAMA annual modulation signal, where are we now? Jeong Han Kim (Kansas) : Hunting for Maverick Top Partners Kyoungchul Kong (Kansas) : The unexplored landscape of top-partner decays Gabriel Lee (Cornell/Korea) : Continuum Naturalness Hye-Sung Lee (KAIST) : Dark Axion Portal (organizer) Ian Lewis (Kansas) : Effective Field Theories and New Physics at the Large Hadron Collider (organizer) Young-Min Lee (KAIST) : Neutrino oscillations at dual baselines (student presentation) Organizers: Hye-Sung Lee (KAIST) Ian Lewis (Kansas)
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