8th PIKIMO meeting (University of Cincinnati)

Name: 8th PIKIMO meeting (University of Cincinnati)
Start: 2019-11-02T09:00:00-04:00
End: 2019-11-02T19:00:00-04:00
Location: Braunstein Hall

Saturday 2 Nov 2019, 09:00 → 19:00 US/Eastern

301 (Braunstein Hall)

301

Braunstein Hall

University of Cincinnati Department of Physics Cincinnati, OH 45221

- 09:30 → 10:00
  
  Coffee 30m
- 10:00 → 10:45
  
  New Directions in Axions and Dark Photons 45m
  
  I will describe some recently proposed theoretical mechanisms which dramatically extend the viable parameter space for QCD axion dark matter. One of these mechanisms can be used to populate ultralight dark photons as dark matter. These explorations provide an extended target-space for experiments to hunt for axions and dark photons.
  
  Speaker: Prateek Agrawal
  
  PIKIMO-Prateek.pdf
- 10:45 → 11:05
  
  Inverse Compton Emission from Millisecond Pulsars on the Galactic Bulge 20m
  
  Speaker: Deheng Song
  
  song.pdf
- 11:05 → 11:25
  
  Leak-in Dark Matter 20m
  
  Speaker: Cristian Gaidau
  
  Cristian_Gaidau_PIKIMO_Workshop (2.11.2019)_Draft_1.pdf
- 11:25 → 11:55
  
  Coffee 30m
- 11:55 → 12:15
  
  Dark Matter Mass Bounds 20m
  
  Speaker: Juri Smirnov
  
  Smirnov_PIKIMO_November_19.pdf
- 12:15 → 12:35
  
  Dark Matter Direct Detection with Liquid Scintillators 20m
  
  Speaker: Ben Lillard
  
  Lillard-scintillator.pdf
- 12:35 → 12:55
  
  New CTEQ Global Analysis with High Precision Data from the LHC 20m
  
  Speaker: Keping Xie
  
  CT18.pdf
- 13:00 → 14:30
  
  Lunch 1h 30m
- 14:30 → 15:15
  
  Lattice insights for composite BSM physics 45m
  
  A number of interesting models of new physics, including composite Higgs and composite dark matter scenarios, imagine new strongly-coupled gauge interactions that give rise to compositeness. The phenomenology of these models is typically studied using low-energy effective theories, but calculations in the underlying strongly-coupled theory can predict low-energy constants from a handful of fundamental parameters, as well as giving new insights beyond the effective description. I will review recent efforts using lattice gauge theory to study theories beyond QCD, with an eye towards BSM physics.
  
  Speaker: Ethan Neil
  
  neil-pikimo-1119.pdf
- 15:15 → 15:35
  
  Elastic Neutrino-Electron Scattering in EFT 20m
  
  Speaker: Oleksandr Tomalak
  
  Tomalak_talk_at_Cincinatti.pdf
- 15:35 → 15:55
  
  Strong New Limits on Light Dark Matter from Neutrino Experiments 20m
  
  Speaker: Christopher Capiello
  
  PIKIMO Cappiello.pdf
- 15:55 → 16:15
  
  Non-standard Neutrino Interactions at COHERENT, DUNE, T2HK, and LHC 20m
  
  Speaker: Hongkai Liu
  
  Hongkai_NSI.pdf
- 16:15 → 16:45
  
  Coffee 30m
- 16:45 → 17:05
  
  Branching Fractions of the X(3872) 20m
  
  Speaker: Liping He
  
  X3872_PIKIMO-2.pdf
- 17:05 → 17:25
  
  Lorentz-violationg EFT and its Coupling with Gravity 20m
  
  Speaker: Zonghao Li
  
  Zonghao_Li_PIMKIO8.pdf
- 17:25 → 17:45
  
  A low-scale Flavon Model with a ZN Flavor Symmetry 20m
  
  Speaker: Junichiro Kawamura
  
  slide_JKawamura.pdf
- 17:45 → 17:50
  
  Closing 5m

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8th PIKIMO meeting (University of Cincinnati)

301

Braunstein Hall