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Particle Physics Seminars
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The Particle Physics (aka High Energy Physics) series is intended for those involved in Particle, Nuclear and Astrophysical studies. Talks are meant to be understandable to physics graduates. Talks generally start at 1.30pm and last 45-60 minutes with an open-ended discussion afterwards. Free tea, coffee and biscuits are served beforehand from 1:15pm. 17 upcoming talks and 328 talks in the archive. Non-Parametric Data-Driven Background Modelling using Conditional Probabilities
Graviton-Photon Mixing and Future Laboratory Axion Searches
The increasing complexity of Dark Matter searches in ATLAS
Testing the Standard Model Effectively at the LHC
Beauty Decays to Open Charm
Determination of the W mass at LHCb
Z gamma and Z gamma gamma production at ATLAS
The Charm Content of the Proton
Rare Event Searches with Gaseous Detectors
The Top Quark is still going Strong (and ElectroWeak)
If you have a question about this list, please contact: Prof Ian Kenyon; Dr Angela Romano; Dr Jacob Kempster. If you have a question about a specific talk, click on that talk to find its organiser. |
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Kostas Nikolopoulos (Birmingham University).
Wednesday 26 January 2022, 13:30-14:30