Patrawan Pasuwan
(Stockholm University)
07/11/2017, 16:00
One of the important physics quantities for a collider experiment is luminosity — a
measurement of a number of collisions. By knowing the luminosity, the cross-section
of a process can be obtained. The ATLAS detector has a subdetector dedicated for
luminosity measurement called LUCID. Another complementary approach for
luminosity determination is by measuring the number of tracks from...
Mr
Johan Thorén
(Lund University)
07/11/2017, 16:15
We have implemented subleading colour corrections for the dipole parton shower in the
event generator Herwig. This has been used to investigate the effects of keeping the
full colour structure for parton emissions in both a LEP and an LHC setup.
Preliminary results show that, while these corrections typically are small for
LEP-observables, they can be several ten percent at the LHC, even...
Prof.
David Milstead
(Fysikum, SU)
07/11/2017, 16:45
The HIBEAM experiment is the first stage of a proposed experiment at the European Spallation
Source to search for baryon number violation via the conversion of neutrons to anti-neutrons
and/or mirror neutrons. The experiment addresses fundamental topical and open questions in
modern physics such as baryogenesis and dark matter. In this talk, the goals and status of the
HIBEAM...
