Understanding the LHC
637. WE-Heraeus-Seminar
12 Feb - 15 Feb 2017
Where:
Physikzentrum Bad Honnef
Scientific organizers:
PD Dr. D.D. Dietrich, U Frankfurt • Prof. T. Plehn, U Heidelberg
Among the huge and growing amount of LHC data, we found a Higgs, but have yet to understand which one.
Against this backdrop, the workshop brings together present and future experts of electroweak symmetry breaking, to explain, discuss, and learn about the numerous aspects − from experiment to theory − approaches − from perturbative to strongly interacting all the way to quantum chromodynamics − and methods.
Topics include
origin of mass
electroweak symmetry breaking
standard model and beyond
perturbative interactions
strong interactions
chiral symmetry breaking
quantum chromodynamics