Conveners
Plenary 10
- Seamus Riordan (Argonne National Laboratory)
Paolo Valente
(INFN Rome)
9/14/17, 10:10 AM
Test of the Standard Model
Oral Contribution
Dark Matter elusiveness could be explained by speculating that it lives in a separate sector with respect to the Standard Model (SM) and that interacts with it only by means of messengers. The simplest model foresees just one messenger: a possibly massive vector boson given by a new U(1) symmetry. This mediator can faintly mix with the photon and, hence, interact with SM charged particles,...
Luca Marsicano
(INFN Genova)
9/14/17, 10:45 AM
Test of the Standard Model
Oral Contribution
The interest in the Dark Photon (A' or U) has recently grown, since it could act as a light mediator to a new sector of Dark Matter particles. In this paradigm, the electron-positron annihilation can rarely produce a $\gamma $ U couple. Various experiments (e.g. PADME@LNF, Adv. High Energy Phys. 2014:959802; VEPP-3, arXiv:1207.5089[hep-ex]) have been proposed to detect this process using ...
Nathan Sherrill
(Indiana University Bloomington)
9/14/17, 11:10 AM
Test of the Standard Model
Oral Contribution
Proposed theories beyond the Standard Model (SM) can support the breaking of Lorentz and CPT symmetry. Searches for violations of these symmetries are often performed within the framework of the Standard Model Extension (SME), the most general effective field theory parametrizing CPT and Lorentz violation. The breaking of CPT and Lorentz symmetries in the SME is characterized by coefficients...