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source: International Centre for Theoretical Sciences 2017年6月15日
Candles of Darkness
DATE: 05 June TIME2017 to 09 June 2017
VENUE: Ramanujan Lecture Hall, ICTS Bangalore
"Darkness is your candle. Your boundaries are your quest."- Jalal-ud-din Rumi of Balkh (1207 - 1273)
High energy Physics today has, in a sense, literally entered into a Dark Age. We know for about two decades that the Universe is mainly dark, with more than a quarter being Dark Matter, and roughly two-thirds being Dark Energy. It is only the remaining five percent or so of the Universe which we have been able to investigate thoroughly, and even here all that we have is a very successful phenomenological model – which we proudly call the Standard Model – which itself has plenty of loopholes. At the moment, both on the theoretical and experimental front, therefore, high energy physicists are essentially groping in the dark for answers to these puzzles. This is a good moment, therefore, to introspect, and it is in this context that the thought-provoking words quoted above become especially relevant, for it is by probing the present darkness that we will have to find the way forward. This discussion meeting is therefore called ‘Candles of Darkness’, for it is our hope to further the cause of introspection and out-of-the-box thinking which is the need of the day. A highlight of the meeting will be the three Infosys-ICTS Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar lectures, which will be delivered by Professor John Ellis of King's College, London, UK, doyen of the high energy phenomenologist community. Other eminent speakers will review more specific topics and share their insights and perspective.
For logistic reasons, participation in this discussion meeting is limited. You are, therefore, encouraged to apply early.
CONTACT US: candark@icts.res.in
PROGRAM LINK : https://www.icts.res.in/discussion-me...
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Neutrino mixing and baryogenesis via leptogenesis from complex sacling by Probir Roy 18:36
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Higher Dimensional Operators in 2HDM and its Consequences by Siddhartha Karmakar 14:25
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Supersymmetry at Low Energy Scales by Sourav Roy 47:05
Overview of Flavour Physics by Giancarlo D’Ambrosio 46:42
New physics searches with heavy flavour observables by Soumitra Nandi 41:27
Overview of Dark Matter by Paolo Gondolo 54:51
Measurements of the CKM Unitarity Triangle by Jim Libby 30:43
Leptoquark Effects in the Recent Anomalies in Flavour Sector by Rukmani Mohanta 26:45
Role of Tensor operators in R(K) and R(K*) by Pritibhajan Byakti 10:32
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Confronting Limitations of the SM through Non-SUSY SO(10) by M K Parida 28:48
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The IceCUBE Experiment : Current Status and Future Plans by Debanjan Bose 26:52
Baryogenesis and leptogenesis by Urjit A Yajnik 41:44
Effective theories of dense quark matter and applications in neutron stars by Rishi Sharma 46:50
Neutrino and Its connection to Dark Matter by Sudhanwa Patra 15:49
Signatures of heavier electroweakinos at LHC by Nabanita Ganguly 16:26
Future Directions in Theoretical High Energy Physic by Biswarup Mukhopadhyaya 56:58
Future Directions in Experimental High Energy Physics by Naba K Mondal 56:38
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