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Focus Meeting on Fundamental Composite Dynamics: "From the Lattice via Colliders into the Sky"
Description
Standard Model extensions with a new strongly coupled sector can provide a solution to the hierarchy problem (Composite Higgs Models, Technicolor, etc.) with novel Higgs and TeV scale phenomenology which can be searched for at particle colliders. Alternatively (or in addition), strongly coupled sectors can provide interesting new candidates and phenomenology for Dark Matter (SIMPs, symmetry-protected bound states in CHM, etc.). However, it is inherently difficult to obtain quantitative (precise) results in strongly coupled models. Ultimately, Lattice simulations will be required for precise predictions.
This meeting aims at bringing together a group of researchers from Lattice physics, particle and DM theory and model building, phenomenology, and LHC experiments. We want to provide a productive, informal setting to discuss the status and developments in strongly coupled Standard Model extensions, and to form new collaborations amongst the participants, with special focus on collaborations between people from different communities.
Program
| Monday, 04/12 | Tuesday, 05/12 | Wednesday, 06/12 | Thursday, 07/12 | Friday, 08/12 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9:30-11:30 | talk and discussion: strongly coupled models of EWSB [S. Chivukula & E. Simmons] | talk and discussion: exotics searches at the LHC: boosted objects [Hwidong Yoo] | talk and discussion: visible and dark matter from strongly coupled models [T. Gherghetta & Hyun Min Lee] | talk and discussion: strongly coupled BSM models on the Lattice [Jong-Wan Lee & David Lin] | talk and discussion top-partners in composite models: status & perspectives [A. Deandrea & Seung Joon Lee] |
| 12:00-13:00 | lunch break | lunch break | lunch break | lunch break | lunch break |
| 13:00-15:00 | working groups & collaboration | working groups & collaboration | working groups & collaboration | working groups & collaboration | working groups & collaboration |
| 15:00-16:00 | coffee, working groups & collaboration | coffee, working groups & collaboration | coffee, CTPU seminar [Paolo Gondolo] | coffee, working groups & collaboration | coffee, working groups & collaboration |
| 16:00-18:00 | working groups & collaboration | working groups & collaboration | working groups & collaboration | talks: special topics | working groups & collaboration |
Topics & Working Groups
Participants
- Martin Bauer (Heidelberg U.)
- Alexander Belyaev (Rutherford & Southampton U.)
- Giacomo Cacciapaglia (IPN Lyon)
- Sekhar Chivukula (Michigan State U.)
- Eung Jin Chun (KIAS)
- Aldo Deandrea (IPN Lyon)
- Benjamin Fuks (IUF Paris & LPTHE Paris)
- Tony Gherghetta (Minnesota U.)
- Deog Ki Hong (Pusan Nat'l U.)
- Pyungwon Ko (KIAS)
- Hyun Min Lee (Chung-Ang U.)
- Jong-Wan Lee (Pusan Nat'l U.)
- Seung Joon Lee (Korea U.)
- Dong-Won Jung (Korea U.)
- David Lin (NCTU Taiwan)
- Seong Chan Park (Yonsei U.)
- Elizabeth Simmons (UC San Diego)
- Hwidong Yoo (Seoul Nat'l U.)
Practical Information
How to find IBS CTPU (from the airport, and from the hotel)
How to find IBS CTPU (on campus)
Restaurants near the institute (courtesy of PCS IBS)
Useful phone numbers / helplines / for emergency:
- IBS CTPU administration (9:00 - 17:00): +82-42-878-8401
- ICC Hotel (24/7): +82-42-866-5000
- English-speaking helpline for visitors and tourists (24/7): 1330
- English-speaking emergency call (24/7, “Korea's 911”): 119
