two gamma event

High Energy
Calendar



 My Calendar  Views  Help    
HomeHome
TodayToday
This WeekThis Week
This MonthThis Month
This YearThis Year
Another Users CalendarAnother User's Calendar
Help ContentsHelp Contents
About WebCalendarAbout WebCalendar
Login 

Joint Theory Seminar: Matt Reece

Description Joint Theory Seminar
Speaker: Matt Reece
Title: Low-Scale SUSY Breaking: Collider Physics and Cosmology
Host: John Terning
Room: 432
Abstract: In this talk I will discuss some distinctive phenomenology associated with low-scale breaking of supersymmetry (as in models of gauge mediation). I will explain some possible collider signatures at the LHC of long-lived neutralino NLSPs, which can decay to a Z or Higgs boson plus a gravitino on timescales of order the size of the detector. I will also argue that, without fine-tuning, low-scale breaking of supersymmetry will generically be associated with the presence of light moduli fields that pose cosmological problems. I will discuss how incorporating a QCD axion in this framework might lead to a relatively natural solution of these moduli problems, and how it might also be associated with exotic collider signatures involving axinos or other new weakly-coupled particles.
Date Mon, January 31, 2011
Time 5:30am-6:30am PST
Duration 1 hour
Access Public
Created by High-Energy Seminars
Updated Fri, October 26, 2012 8:43am PDT
Send Reminder Yes  -  0 days 4 hour 0 minutes before start

Recent changes RSS feed Creative Commons License Powered by PHP