Physics Beyond the Standard Model

Monday Aug 1, 2022, 9:55 AM → 5:00 PM US/Eastern

CC L102 (Hybrid)

Bob McKeown , Marco Battaglieri , Xiaochao Zheng

Registration : 

https://misportal.jlab.org/Ul/conferences/generic_conference/registration.cfm?conference_id=PHYSICSBEYOND-AUG22

 

 Zoom:

https://jlab-org.zoomgov.com/j/1616921227?pwd=MkJaT1ZjUTRzOHFmMVdiNnhzTk03dz09

Possibilities for testing the Standard Model and searching for new physics beyond the Standard Model enabled by 20-24 GeV electron beams at CEBAF will be discussed. There will be opportunities for presentations and discussions where new ideas can be brought forward.

Presentation Recording Passcode: S9??N+*b

10:00 AM → 12:10 PM Session I

10:00 AM Introduction

10:10 AM SoLID PVDIS on deuteron

SM test of weak mixing angle and C1,2, including 22 GeV

Speaker: Alexander Emmert (University of Virginia)

Emmert_08012022_PBSM_workshop_update.pdf

10:40 AM BSM in PVDIS experiments

Theory

Speaker: Sonny Mantry (University of North Georgia)

JLAB-24-GeV-Workshop.pdf

11:10 AM Probe Fundamental Symmetries and BSM Physics via the Primakoff Effect

Speaker: Liping Gan (UNCW)

Primakoff-at-24GeV.pdf

Primakoff-at-24GeV.pptx

11:40 AM The BDX experiment

Speaker: Mr Marco Spreafico (INFN-GE)

Spreafico_BDX.pdf

Spreafico_BDX_updated.pdf

12:10 PM → 1:10 PM Coffe/Lunch break

1:10 PM → 2:10 PM Session II

1:10 PM Beyond hadron physics with secondary beams at JLab

Speaker: Mariangela Bondì (INFN)

BSM_JLAB_Bondi.pdf

1:40 PM Vector currents in electron-nuclei scattering

Speaker: Adi Ashkenazi (Tel Aviv University)

220801_BSM.pdf

2:10 PM → 2:30 PM Coffe break

2:30 PM → 3:30 PM Panel Discussion

Please comment on any, or all, of the topics we heard today:
- Is there significant discovery potential?

• Is it a good match to the unique capabilities of CEBAF at 20-24 GeV?

• Is it technically feasible?

Which topic, or topics, do you see as particularly compelling? Do these provide substantial justification for an energy upgrade of CEBAF?
Are there topics that you think deserve consideration but were not included in the workshop program?
How do the topics presented today compare with experimental programs elsewhere (competitive, synergetic, complimentary)?
Will any of the topics presented potentially attract users from outside the lab?

Conveners: Dr Gordan Krnjaic (FNAL) , Dr Philip Schuster (SLAC) , Prof. Shufang Su (University of Arizona)

BSM-WS-PanelDiscussion.pdf