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Hye-Sung Lee (KAIST)04/12/2019, 14:00
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Zeren Simon Wang (APCTP)04/12/2019, 14:30
Extensions of the Standard Model (SM) gauge group with a new $U(1)_X$ predict an additional gauge boson. Through kinetic mixing with the SM photons featured by a coupling $\epsilon$, the ensuing so-called dark photons $\gamma'$, which acquire mass as a result of the breaking of the gauge group $U(1)_X$, can interact with the SM field content. These massive dark photons can therefore decay to...
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Seokhoon Yun (KIAS)04/12/2019, 15:00
We examine the resonant conversion of axion-like particle (ALP) or dark photon to the electromagnetic photon in the early Universe, which takes place due to the ALP-photon-dark photon oscillations in background dark photon gauge fields. It is noted that the corresponding conversion probability can have an unusual spectral feature which allows strong conversion at low frequency domain, but has...
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Adil Jueid (Konkuk University)04/12/2019, 16:00
We study the production and the decay of a heavy charged Higgs boson at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in gb fusion. The chiral structure of the $H^+ \bar{t} b$ coupling can trigger a particular spin state of the top quark produced in the decay of a Charged Higgs boson and therefore, is sensitive to the underlying mechanism of the electroweak symmetry breaking (EWSB). Taking two benchmark...
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Arnab Dasgupta (Seoul National University of Science and Technology)04/12/2019, 16:30
We propose a new mechanism for generating matter-antimatter asymmetry via the interference of tree-level diagrams only. We first derive a general result that a nonzero CP-asymmetry can be generated via at least two sets of interfering tree-level diagrams involving either 2→2 or 1→N(with N≥3) processes. We illustrate this point in a simple TeV-scale extension of the Standard Model with an inert...
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Ui Min (KAIST)04/12/2019, 17:00
We consider the cosmological relaxation solution to the electroweak hierarchy problem using the fermion production as a dominant friction force. In our approach, neither super-Planckian field excursions nor a large number of e-folds arise, and scanning over thermal Higgs mass squared is avoided. The produced fermions from the relaxion source through the derivative coupling are SM-singlets,...
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Donghun Lee (Yonsei University)04/12/2019, 17:30
We present the most systematic approach to discover a sterile neutrino $N$ or constrain $\left| U_{\ell N} \right|^2$, the mixing between active neutrino $\nu_\ell$ (with $\ell=\mu,\tau$) and the sterile neutrino $N$, from $B \to D\ell N$ decays. Our constraint on $\left| U_{\mu N} \right|^2$ achievable from Belle II data is comparable with that from the much larger data set of upgraded LHCb,...
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Koichi Hamaguchi (University of Tokyo)05/12/2019, 09:00
Dark matter (DM) particles in the Universe accumulate in neutron stars (NSs) through their interactions with ordinary matter. It has been known that their annihilation inside the NS core causes late-time heating, with which the surface temperature becomes a constant value of 2000-3000 K for the NS age t > 10^6-10^7 years. This conclusion is, however, drawn based on the assumption that the beta...
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Joshua Ruderman (New York University)05/12/2019, 10:30
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Hyun Min Lee (Chung-Ang University and CERN)05/12/2019, 11:30
We consider the cosmological relaxation of the Higgs mass and the cosmological constant due to the four-form fluxes in four dimensions. We introduce non-minimal four-form couplings for reheating the Universe after the last membrane nucleation and propose some simple examples with a pseudo-scalar or a complex singlet scalar field. We also discuss the implications of the non-minimal four-form...
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Seong Chan Park (Yonsei University)05/12/2019, 14:00
Higgs inflation is the best fitting model of cosmological inflation after the Planck data. I would like to discuss some recent discussions on fine-tuning, unitarity, violent preheating, and primordial black hole formation in Higgs inflation.
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Chang Sub Shin (IBS-CTPU)05/12/2019, 14:30
The chiral magnetic effect is a phenomenon that an electric current parallel to the magnetic fields is induced in the presence of the chiral asymmetry in the fermionic system. In this talk, I would like to point out that the electric current induced by the dynamics of a pseudo scalar field that anomalously couples to electromagnetic fields can be interpreted as a similar effect in the scalar...
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Yongsoo Jho (Yonsei University)05/12/2019, 15:00
Even though conventional leptonic or lepto-hadronic models of blazar successfully explain the observed electromagnetic component of the flaring signal from the Blazar TXS 0506+056 in a large range of energy window 𝐸𝛾∈(10−1eV,102 GeV), the predicted neutrino flux is too small to be consistent with the IceCube observation at 𝐸𝜈∼300 TeV. We show that a sizable self-interaction of neutrinos with a...
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Yannis Semertzidis (IBS-CAPP and KAIST)05/12/2019, 16:00
The IBS-CAPP has currently accomplished all its technical challenges towards achieving the ultimate sensitivity in axion dark matter: DFSZ level even for 10% axion dark matter content in the local halo. Early next year we are expecting to receive a low temperature superconducting (LTS), 12T magnet LTS-12T/320mm, based on Nb3Sn cable, from Oxford Instruments, which will enable us to cover the...
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Ke-Pan Xie (Seoul National University)05/12/2019, 16:30
We study the strong first order electroweak phase transition (SFOEWPT) with the SO(6)/SO(5) composite Higgs model, whose scalar sector contains one Higgs doublet and one real singlet. Six benchmark models are built with fermion embeddings in 1, 6, and 15 of SO(6). We show that SFOEWPT cannot be triggered under the minimal Higgs potential hypothesis, which assumes the scalar potential is...
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Yongjoon Kwon (Yonsei University)05/12/2019, 17:00
In this talk, we present recent highlights of physics results from Belle, other than R(D()), R_K(). We also show a recent status of the Belle II experiment.
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Gabriele Ferretti (Chalmers University)06/12/2019, 09:00
I review attempts at constructing models of partial compositeness from strongly coupled gauge theories. A few minimality assumptions allow one to isolate a small number of prototypical models that can be studied on the lattice and probed at colliders. I review recent results in these
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Viljami Leino (Technical University of Munich)06/12/2019, 10:30
Depending on the number of Fermions a gauge theory can have a behavior ranging from asymptotic freedom to asymptotic safety. I show the behavior of SU(2) gauge theory with 4,6,8,24, and 48 fermions measured from lattice field theory simulations. We observe limits for the lower and upper edge of the conformal window and measure anomalous dimensions for mass and coupling. We also try to...
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Thomas Flacke (IBS-CTPU)06/12/2019, 11:30
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Seung Joon Lee (Korea University)06/12/2019, 14:00
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Seyong Kim (Sejong University)06/12/2019, 14:30
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Jeonghyeon Song (Konkuk University)06/12/2019, 15:00
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Myeonghun Park (Seoultech)06/12/2019, 16:00
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Ki-Young Choi (Sungkyunkwan University)06/12/2019, 16:30
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Francesco Sannino (CP3, University of Southern Denmark)06/12/2019, 17:00
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Jong-Chul Park (Chungnam National University)06/12/2019, 17:30
We propose a novel strategy to search for new physics signals in timing spectra, envisioning the situation in which new particles come from the decay of a heavier mother particle with a finite particle width. For example, the timing distribution of events induced by the dark matter particle scattering at the detector may populate in a relatively narrow range, forming a "resonance-like" shape....
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Sang-Jin Sin (Hanyang University)07/12/2019, 09:00
We show that a holographic abelian Higgs model leads us to the Heun's equation, which is the same one derived for the bag model studied by Lichtenberg. The correspondence between two models resembles the AdS/CFT dictionary. The spectrum follows linear confinement for zero quark mass, while it is highly non-linear for finite quark mass. It can be traced back to the difference in the singularity...
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Bum-Hoon Lee (Sogang University)07/12/2019, 09:30
Einstein gravity may be coming from the leading linear term of the curvature in the low energy effective action. As the simplest extension of the Einstein gravity with the higher curvature term, we study the model with the Gauss-Bonnet term, which is the simplest term allowing the equation of motion to be at the 2nd order. The model wi analyze is the dilaton Einstein Gauss-Bonnet theory. We...
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Seok Kim (Seoul National University)07/12/2019, 10:30
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Kimyeong Lee (KIAS)07/12/2019, 11:00
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Nakwoo Kim (Kyung Hee University)07/12/2019, 11:30
We study supergravity BPS equations which correspond to mass- deformation of some representative AdS/CFT examples. The field theory of interest are N=4, D=4 super Yang-Mills, the ABJM model in D=3, and the Brandhuber-Oz fixed point in D=5. For these gauge theories the free energy with mass terms for matter multiplets is calculable in large-N limit using supersymmetric localization technique....
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Yoonbai Kim (Sungkyunkwan University)
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