Finding the Light, Hidden Higgs

Date:
Mar. 7-8, 2008
Location:
University of California Davis
Building:


Abstract:

Precision electroweak constraints favor a Higgs with a mass near 100 GeV, but searches at LEP and the Tevatron have so far found no evidence for it. It is possible that the Higgs is lighter than the LEP bound of 114 GeV for the Standard Model Higgs because non-standard decays or couplings have prevented it from appearing in standard searches. This workshop will explore the prospects for detecting such a “hidden” Higgs. Topics include decays to 4 b, 4 tau, missing energy + X, multijets, and also suppressed Higgs production.

Tales of the Unexpected

Program

Friday March 7

808 2nd Street in Davis

Saturday March 8


mp3 files are here

Suggested reading:

Participants

The following people registered:

Theorists:

  • Spencer Chang (NYU)
  • Radovan Dermisek (IAS)
  • Patrick Fox (FNAL)
  • David E. Kaplan (Hopkins)
  • Jay Wacker (SLAC)
  • Neal Weiner (NYU)

Experimentalists:

  • Bruce Mellado (CERN)
  • Andrew Pilkington (CERN)
  • Alexei Safonov (FNAL)

Local participants:

  • Haiying Cai (UCD)
  • Yi Cai (UCD)
  • Hsin-Chia Cheng (UCD)
  • Robin Erbacher (UCD)
  • John Conway (UCD)
  • Jack Gunion (UCD)
  • Zhenyu Han (UCD)
  • Roni Harnik (SLAC)
  • Nemanja Kaloper (UCD)
  • Winston Ko (UCD)
  • Dick Lander (UCD)
  • Markus Luty (UCD)
  • John McRaven (UCD)
  • Dave Pellett (UCD)
  • David Stancato (UCD)
  • John Terning (UCD)
 
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