Giulia Casarosa
(PI)
10/12/2010, 17:00
T, C, P, CP symmetries, Accidental symmetries (B, L conservation)
We present the results of studies of D mixing and searches for CP violation in charm decays from the BABAR experiment.
Fabrizio Ruffini
(PI)
10/12/2010, 17:25
T, C, P, CP symmetries, Accidental symmetries (B, L conservation)
Using 6 fb-1 of data, the CDF experiment presents a new measurement of
CP-violating asymmetries in D*-tagged D0-->pi^+pi^- decays,
where any enhancement from the standard model prediction (of the order of
10-3)
would be unambiguous evidence for New Physics. A technique combining
asymmetries of pi^+pi^-, and K^-pi^+ D0 decays highly suppresses
systematic uncertainties due to detector...
Dr
Jonas Rademacker
(University of Bristol)
10/12/2010, 17:50
T, C, P, CP symmetries, Accidental symmetries (B, L conservation)
Precision measurements in charm physics offer a window into a unique sector of potential New Physics interactions. LHCb is poised to become a world leading experiment for charm studies, recording enormous statistics with a detector tailored for flavour physics. The conditions of the 2010-11 run of LHC are especially conducive to the collection of charm events, with a very large data set...
Dr
Robert Hodgkinson
(Universitat de Valencia and IFIC)
10/12/2010, 18:15
T, C, P, CP symmetries, Accidental symmetries (B, L conservation)
If the SUSY-breaking scale is low, as preferred for a solution of the hierarchy problem, then light, coloured SUSY particles may be copiously produced in the initial LHC run at 7 TeV; in the most favourable scenarios the squark and gluino masses may even be measured to a respectable accuracy. I show how this early LHC data can be combined with existing measurements in the flavour sector to...