Implications of LHCb measurements and future prospects

This is the 2020 edition of a series of workshops between the LHCb collaboration and the theory community. 

• Previous Editions:
  • 10-11 Nov. 2011,
  • 16-18 April 2012 (which resulted in a paper published in EPJ C 73 (2013) 2373),
  • 14-16 Oct. 2013, 
  • 15-17 Oct. 2014, 
  • 3-5 Nov. 2015,
  • 12-14 Oct. 2016,
  • 8-10 Nov. 2017,
  • 17-19 Oct 2018, 
  • 16-18 Oct 2019,
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• Goal of the meeting: consider the latest results from LHCb, discuss possible interpretations and identify important channels and observables to test leading theoretical frameworks in the near future of LHCb data-taking.
• Participation: all interested theorists are welcome to participate, and are encouraged to register at the workshop INDICO page.  To express interest in giving a presentation, please contact the conveners of the relevant stream  Unfortunately, to allow informal discussion, we must restrict the participation to exclude members of competing experiments.
• Other information
  • For further help with these or other administrative matters, please contact the LHCb Secretariat.
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  • Weblink: https://indico.cern.ch/e/Implications2020
  • Bulletins about the workshop series are available by email. <lhcb-implications-bulletins@cern.ch>
    • If you wish to be added to the distribution list, please contact us.
    • Alternatively, those with CERN accounts should be able to add themselves to the e-group directly here.

Scientific programme is divided in these streams:

1. Mixing and CP violation in charm and beauty
   • Donal Hill, Laurent Dufour (LHCb)
   • Stefan Schacht, Teppei Kitahara (Theory)
2. Rare, radiative, and electroweak-penguin decays
   • Eluned Smith, Renato Quagliani (LHCb)
   • Meril Reboud, Olcyr Sumensari (Theory)
3. Semileptonic decays
   • Suzanne Klaver, Julian Garcia Pardinas (LHCb)
   • Ivan Nisandzic, Ana Penuelas Martinez (Theory)
4. QCD spectroscopy and exotic hadrons
   • Misha Mikhasenko, Giovanni Cavallero (LHCb)
   • Luka Leskovec, Deborah Roenchen (Theory)
5. Exotica and Heavy Ion physics
   • Jiayin Sun, Fede Leo Redi (LHCb),
   • Yotam Soreq, Iftah Galon (Theory)

Zoom:

• Workshop / Presentations:    link
• Discussions / Coffee:            link
  • (same password for both rooms)