Brookhaven Forum 2019: Particle Physics and Cosmology in the 2020's
Berkner Hall, Bldg. 488, Main Lecture Hall
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Brookhaven Forum 2019 (BF2019): Particle Physics and Cosmology in the 2020's, will be held at Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY, USA, September 25–27, 2019. The BF2019 agenda will cover the current status, as well as prospects and opportunities for the next decade, of theory and experiment in particle physics and cosmology. Talks will be arranged in plenary and parallel sessions.
Event ID: 40375
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Plenary Program: Chair: Marc-André Pleier Berkner Hall Auditorium
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WelcomeSpeaker: Dmitri Denisov (Brookhaven National Laboratory)
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Highlights from Beyond the Standard Model Searches at ATLAS and CMSSpeaker: Sven Dildick (Texas A&M/CMS)
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Current Status and Future Prospects for Gravitational Wave AstrophysicsSpeaker: Katerina Chatziioannou (Flatiron Institute)
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Coffee Break Berkner Hall Lobby
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BSA Distinguished Lecture-Hosted by Christie Nelson Berkner Hall Auditorium
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BSA Social Outreach (light fare and beverages to follow)"Seeing the Unseeable: Making the First Image of a Black Hole"
Presented by Sheperd Doeleman (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics; Director, Event Horizon Telescope)Speaker: Sheperd Doeleman (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, Director, Event Horizon Telescope) -
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BSA Social Hour Berkner Hall Lobby
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This event is open to the public.
(Light fare and refreshments will be served)
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Plenary Program I: Chair: D. Jaffe Berkner Hall Auditorium
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Recent Highlights from Flavor PhysicsSpeaker: Hassan Jawahery (University of Maryland)
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10:20
Coffee Break Berkner Hall Lobby
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Plenary Program II: Chair: W. Marciano Berkner Hall Auditorium
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Lunch Berkner Hall Cafeteria
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Parallel Session I: Room A Chair: G.Mohlabeng; Room B Chair: C-Y Chen; Room C Chair: B. Bhattacharya Berkner Hall
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DM/Neutrino - Room A - Long Live the Higgs Portal! Room A
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In Higgs portal models of fermion dark matter, scalar couplings are unavoidably suppressed by strong bounds from direct detection experiments. As a consequence, thermal dark matter relics must coexist with mediators in a compressed spectrum of dark particles. Small couplings and small mass splittings lead to slow mediator decays, leaving signatures with displaced vertices or disappearing tracks at colliders. We perform a comprehensive analysis of long-lived mediators at the LHC in the context of a minimal dark matter model with a naturally small Higgs portal, also known as the wino-bino scenario in supersymmetry. Existing searches for disappearing charged tracks and displaced hard leptons already exclude tiny portal couplings that cannot be probed by current direct and indirect detection experiments. For larger portal couplings, we predict new signatures with displaced soft leptons, which are accessible with run-II data. Searches for displaced particles are sensitive to weakly coupling mediators with masses up to the TeV scale, well beyond the reach of prompt signals.
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Flavor/CP - Room C - Delta m_KSpeaker: Bigeng Wang (Columbia University)
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NP Searches/BSM - Room B - Mass-split Composite Higgs Model with Large Scale SeparationSpeaker: Oliver Witzel (University of Colorado Boulder)
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Flavor/CP - Room C - B Leptonic Decays: Results at Belle and prospects at Belle IISpeaker: Eiichi Nakano (Osaka City University)
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NP Searches/BSM - Room B - Vacuum Stability and Symmetry Breaking in Left-Right Symmetric ModelSpeaker: Garv Chauhan (Washington University St. Louis)
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DM/Neutrino - Room A - IceCube Bounds on Sterile Neutrinos Above 10 eV Berkner Hall
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Flavor/CP - Room C - B Semi-leptonic Decays at Belle/Belle IISpeaker: Uwe Gebauer (University of Göttingen)
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NP Searches/BSM - Room B - Leptoquark Phenomenology in the EFTSpeaker: Shaouly Bar-Shalom (Technion)
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DM/Neutrino - Room A - Wire-cell - A Software Effort on Liquid Argon TPC Event ReconstructionSpeaker: Haiwang Yu (Brookhaven National Laboratory)
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Flavor/CP - Room C - Signatures of Flavorful 2HDM’sSpeaker: Brian Maddock (University of California, Santa Cruz)
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NP Searches/BSM - Room B - Antihydrogen Spectroscopy & Antimatter Gravity in the ALPHA Experiment at CERNSpeaker: Christopher Rasmussen (CERN)
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DM/Neutrino - Room A -
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Flavor/CP - Room C -
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NP Searches/BSM - Room B - Constraints on R-Parity Violating Couplings form > Drell-Yan Data at the LHCSpeaker: Saurabh Bansal (University of Notre Dame)
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Coffee Break and Event Photo Berkner Hall Lobby
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Parallel Session II: Room A Chair: T. Brinkmann; Room B Chair: A. Angelescu; Room C Chair: A. Di Canto; Room D: C. Rasmussen Berkner Hall
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Cosmology - Room D - Separate Universe Techniques from High to Low DensitySpeaker: Andrew Jamieson (Stony Brook University)
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DM/Neutrino - Room A - A Study of Density Perturbations for the Unified DM & Dark Energy in Chaplygin Gas CosmologySpeaker: Heba Abdulrahman (North-West University )
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Flavor/CP - Room C - B-flavour Anomalies in b->sll and b->clnu Transitions at LHCbSpeaker: Julian Lomba Castro (CERN)
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NP Searches/BSM - Room B - Supersymmetric Inflation from the Fifth DimensionSpeaker: Kaustubh Deshpande (University of Maryland)
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Cosmology - Room D - Signatures of Mirror Stars Berkner Hall
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DM/Neutrino - Room A - Self-Interacting Warm Dark Matter BoundsSpeaker: Daniel Gift (Stony Brook University)
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Flavor/CP - Room C - Addressing the q^2 Dependence in B-anomaliesSpeaker: Peisi Huang (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)
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NP Searches/BSM - Room B - Di-Higgs, di-boson General Resonance Search and Non-resonant di-HiggsSpeaker: Elizabeth Brost (Brookhaven National Laboratory)
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Cosmology - Room D - Exotic Compact Objects in a Dissipative Dark SectorSpeaker: Jae Hyeok Chang (Stony Brook University)
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DM/Neutrino - Room A - GeV Scale Messengers of Planck Scale Dark MatterSpeaker: Gopolang Mohlabeng (Brookhaven National Laboratory)
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Flavor/CP - Room C - Anomalies from RK and RK* at Belle/Belle IISpeaker: Kota Nakagiri (High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK))
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NP Searches/BSM - Room B - A Baryogenesis Model to be Tested in the 2020’sSpeaker: Gonzalo Alonso Alvarez (University of Heidelberg)
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Cosmology - Room D -
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DM/Neutrino - Room A - Zee-Burst: Non-Standard Interactions in IceCubeSpeaker: Yicong Sui (Washington University, St. Louis)
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Flavor/CP - Room C - Top Quark Decay at Next-to-leading Order in the Standard Model Effective Field TheorySpeaker: Chien-Yi Chen (Brookhaven National Laboratory)
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NP Searches/BSM - Room B - Higgs Bosons with Large Couplings to Light QuarksSpeaker: Samuel Homiller (YITP, Stony Brook)
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Cosmology - Room D -
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DM/Neutrino - Room A - The Relation Between the Migdal effect and DM-electron Scatterings in Atoms and SemiconductorsSpeaker: Mukul Sholapurkar (Stony Brook University)
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Flavor/CP - Room C - Theoretical Conservation of Lepton Family and Representation TheoriesSpeaker: Atta-ul-Latif Khawaja (University of Lahore)
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NP Searches/BSM - Room B - Precision Electroweak MeasurementsSpeaker: JianCong Zeng (University of Illinois)
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Banquet Dinner
Majestic Gardens
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*Please Note: Coach bus will meet in front of Berkner Hall at 5:45pm for boarding
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Plenary Program I: Chair: E. Sheldon Berkner Hall Auditorium
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Present status and Future Outlook of Neutrino TheorySpeaker: Maria Concepcion Gonzalez-Garcia (YITP-Stony Brook and ICREA-UB)
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Hunting for Dark Matter with Cosmological ObservationsSpeaker: Cora Dvorkin (Harvard)
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Coffee Break Berkner Hall Lobby
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Parallel Session: Room A Chair: P. Huang; Room B Chair: S. Bar-Shalom; Room C Chair: E. Brost
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DM/Neutrino - Room A - Thermal Relic Targets with Exponentially Small CouplingsSpeaker: PoJen Wang (New York University)
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Flavor/CP - Room C - Measurements of CPV in b and c Decays at LHCbSpeaker: Angelo Di Canto (BNL)
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NP Searches/BSM - Room B - Multistep Strongly First-order Phase from New TeV-scale FermionsSpeaker: Andrei Angelescu (Univeristy of Nebraska-Lincoln)
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DM/Neutrino - Room A - Searches for Dark Matter at ATLAS and CMSSpeaker: Zhenbin Wu (University of Illinois)
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Flavor/CP - Room C - Charm CP ViolationSpeaker: Stefan Schacht (Cornell University)
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NP Searches/BSM - Room B - Search for BSM Physics using Challenging Signatures (Exotics, Emerging jets, SUSY RPV Searches)Speaker: Carlo Dallapiccola (University of Massachusetts-Amherst)
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DM/Neutrino - Room A - Conformal Freeze-In DMSpeaker: Gowri Kurup (Cornell University)
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Flavor/CP - Room C - CPV in B Decays; Results at Belle and Prospects at Belle IISpeaker: Chia-Ling Hsu (University of Sydney )
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NP Searches/BSM - Room B - RS Phase Transition, Fixed Points, and Gravitational WavesSpeaker: Majid Ekhterachian (University of Maryland, College Park)
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DM/Neutrino - Room A - Implications of Future Large-scale Structure Observations for the Neutrino Mass SumSpeaker: Thejs Brinckmann (Stony Brook University)
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Flavor/CP - Room C - Studying CP Violation in Angular Distributions of Semi-leptonic B DecaysSpeaker: Bhubanjyoti Bhattacharya: (Lawrence Technological University)
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NP Searches/BSM - Room B - New Signatures of Light Electroweakino SectorsSpeaker: Douglas Tuckler (University of California Santa Cruz)
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DM/Neutrino - Room A - Cosmological Signals of Neutrino Mass and LifetimeSpeaker: Peizhi Du (Stony Brook University)
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Lunch Berkner Hall Cafeteria
Berkner Hall Cafeteria
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Plenary Program II: Chair: M. Concepcion Gonzalez-Garcia (SBU) Berkner Hall Auditorium
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Long-Baseline Neutrino ExperimentsSpeaker: Alysia Marino (U Colorado-Boulder/DUNE)
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On the Present Status and Future Outlook of Astroparticle PhysicsSpeaker: Francis Halzen (UW Madison)
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ClosingSpeakers: Amarjit Soni (Brookhaven National Laboratory), Hooman Davoudiasl (Brookhaven National Laboratory)
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