Latest news
Given the latest developments of the COVID-19 outbreak the program has been cancelled. We are currently looking into the possibility of rescheduling the event for a later time.
Venue
Nordita, Stockholm, Sweden
Scope
In the Standard Model and its extensions, the mass of the Higgs boson is destabilised by quantum corrections. The free parameters of the models need to be fine-tuned in order to arrive at the measured Higgs mass unless a mechanism, such as a symmetry, is present to ameliorate the situation.
This workshop, sponsored by NORDITA with the additional support of the Wallenberg foundation, aims at taking stock of the outcomes of the recent searches for physics beyond the Standard Model at LHC and elsewhere and quantifying the extent to which they constrain models attempting to restore naturalness. The expected sensitivity from future high precision running at the LHC and of planned non-collider experiments will also be addressed.
We aim at having at most two presentations a day to ensure time for discussions and project work in a relaxed atmosphere. Details of the schedule will be fixed at a later stage.
Topics
Topics will include
- Supersymmetry: Status and possible new signatures
- Compositeness: Status and possible new signatures
- Effective Field Theories
- Future Directions: Experiment and Theory
Application
Due to limitation of space, the participation to the workshop is by invitation only. Invited participants are still kindly asked to fill in the registration form. We will be able to cover travel expenses, accommodation and part of local expenses for the invited participants.
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