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7th International Conference on High Energy Physics in the LHC Era

8–12 Jan 2018
Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María, Valparaiso, Chile
Chile/Continental timezone
Dedicated to the memory of Lev Lipatov

Session

Plenary session

8 Jan 2018, 09:15
Building A, Salón de Honor

Building A, Salón de Honor

Conveners

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  • Eugene Levin

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  • Marcelo Loewe (PUC)

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  • Edson Carquin Lopez (Federico Santa Maria Technical University (CL))

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  • Antonio Enrique Cárcamo Hernández (Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María)

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  • Edson Carquin Lopez (Federico Santa Maria Technical University (CL))

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  • Maximiliano Rivera (Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María)

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  • Taisiya Mineeva (UTFSM)

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  • Oscar Castillo-Felisola (Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria)

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  1. 195. Lev Lipatov Recollections - I
    Jochen Bartels (Hamburg U.)
    08/01/2018, 09:15
  2. 23. Lev Lipatov Recollections - II
    Stanley J. Brodsky (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, Stanford University)
    08/01/2018, 09:35
  3. 25. QCD: Our Weight on its Shoulders
    Craig Roberts (Argonne National Laboratory)
    08/01/2018, 09:55
    Plenary talk
  4. 22. CMS Physics results
    Paolo Spagnolo (Univ. di Pisa e Sez. dell'INFN)
    08/01/2018, 11:00
  5. 21. ATLAS Highlights
    Oliver Stelzer-Chilton (TRIUMF (CA))
    08/01/2018, 11:35
    Plenary talk
  6. 24. Overview of ALICE results on hard probes of the quark-gluon plasma
    Miguel Ignacio Arratia Munoz (Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. (US))
    08/01/2018, 12:10
  7. 70. Advanced Virgo Results and the Birth of Gravitational Wave Detection Multimessenger Astronomy
    Fabio Garufi (Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II and INFN-Napoli))
    09/01/2018, 08:30
  8. 69. Gravitational-wave observations of compact binaries with LIGO and Virgo
    Christopher Berry (U.Birmigham)
    09/01/2018, 09:05
    Plenary talk
  9. 72. Recent results from the Pierre Auger Observatory and the AugerPrime upgrade
    Xavier Bertou (Centro Atómico Bariloche)
    09/01/2018, 09:40
    Plenary talk
  10. 71. The Cherenkov Telescope Array (CTA)
    Andreas Reisenegger (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile)
    09/01/2018, 10:15
    Plenary talk
  11. 73. Lepton Flavour Universality in B decays
    Ferruccio Feruglio (University of Padova)
    09/01/2018, 11:15
    Plenary talk
  12. 74. Grand Unified Theories of Flavour
    Steve King (University of Southampton)
    09/01/2018, 11:50
  13. 75. Lepton Number Violation at Low and High Energies
    Frank Deppisch (University College London)
    09/01/2018, 12:25
    Plenary talk
  14. 34. Supersymmetric features of hadron physics and other model properties of quantum chromodynamics from Light-Front Holography and Superconformal Algebra
    Stanley J. Brodsky (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, Stanford University)
    11/01/2018, 08:30
    Plenary talk
  15. 213. Recent ATLAS results on ultra-peripheral collisions in Heavy Ion collisions at the LHC
    Brian Cole (Columbia University (US))
    11/01/2018, 09:05
    Heavy Ion collisions
    Plenary talk

    TBD

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  16. 39. DVCS and GPDs with CLAS
    Latifa Elouadrhiri
    11/01/2018, 09:40
  17. 166. Classical and quantum dynamics of higher-derivative systems
    Prof. Andrei Smilga (University of Nantes)
    11/01/2018, 10:15
    Beyond SM
    Plenary talk

    A brief review of the physics of systems including higher derivatives in the Lagrangian is given. All such systems involve ghosts, i.e. the spectrum of the Hamiltonian is not bounded from below and the vacuum ground state is absent. Usually this leads to collapse and loss of unitarity. In certain special cases, this does not happen, however: ghosts are benign.
    We speculate that the Theory of...

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  18. 189. Stable Tetraquarks and Their Observation
    Estia Eichten (Fermilab)
    11/01/2018, 11:25
    Hadron Structure
    Plenary talk

    Results of investigations into the possibility of stable tetraquarks using both HQET and Lattice QCD calculations are presented. The existence of some stable tetraquarks containing heavy quarks is found. For such tetraquarks, the opportunities for observation at the LHC is explored. In particular, if a $b b \bar b \bar b$ tetraquark exists below $\eta_b \eta_b$ threshold, it would be narrow...

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  19. 78. Recent Results from the ATLAS Heavy Ion program
    Martin Spousta (Charles University)
    12/01/2018, 08:30
  20. 79. Studying the bulk properties of matter under extreme conditions with ALICE
    David Dobrigkeit Chinellato
    12/01/2018, 09:05
  21. 80. Star Overview
    Alexandre Alarcon Do Passo Suaide
    12/01/2018, 09:40
  22. 77. Science and Status of the US EIC
    Abhay Deshpande ((Stony Brook U. ))
    12/01/2018, 10:15
  23. 81. The GlueX Experiment: Status and Latest Results
    David Mack (TJNAF)
    12/01/2018, 11:15
    Plenary talk
  24. 82. Measurement of the weak charge of the proton with Qweak
    Cipriani Gal
    12/01/2018, 11:50
  25. 76. Physics Motivations for Future Colliders
    Tao Han (U.Pittsburg)
    12/01/2018, 12:25
  26. 170. Addressing theoretical uncertainties in direct dark matter searches
    Alejandro Ibarra
    Dark Matter searches
    Plenary talk

    The interpretation of any experiment probing the dark matter distribution inside the Solar System is subject to our ignorance of the local dark matter density and velocity distribution, as well as our ignorance of the nature and strength of the dark matter-nucleon interaction. In this talk we present new ideas to interpret the outcome of direct detection experiments without making assumptions...

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  27. 210. Characterizing Dijet Resonances at the LHC
    R. Sekhar Chivukula (Michigan State University)
    Beyond SM
    Plenary talk

    The LHC is actively searching for dijet resonances corresponding to physics beyond the standard model.
    If a new heavy resonance is discovered, it will be important to understand how best to characterize its properties.
    Alternatively, if no new resonance is discovered, it is important to understand what limits are implied across different
    classes of models. In this talk I discuss different...

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  28. 36. Coffee break + Poster session
    Poster session
  29. 38. Overview of HERMES results
    Charlotte Van Hulse
    Plenary talk
  30. 40. Overview of lattice QCD results
    David Richards
    Plenary talk
  31. 200. QCD: Our Weight on Its Shoulders
    Craig Roberts (Argonne National Lab)
    Non-perturbative QCD
    Plenary talk

    QCD is the first theory to demand that science fully resolve the conflicts generated by joining relativity and quantum mechanics. In attempting to match QCD with Nature, it is necessary to confront the innumerable complexities of strong, nonlinear dynamics in relativistic quantum field theory, e.g. the loss of particle number conservation, the frame and scale dependence of the explanations...

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  32. 222. SM model measurements with the ATLAS detector
    Bogdan Malaescu (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (FR))
    High-Energy QCD
    Plenary talk

    TBD

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  33. 237. The ANDES Underground Laboratory
    Claudio Dib (UTFSM)
    Future experiments
    Plenary talk

    ANDES (Agua Negra Deep Experiment Site) is an underground laboratory proposed to be built inside the Agua Negra road tunnel that will connect Chile (Coquimbo Region) with Argentina (San Juan Province) under the Andes Mountains. The Lab will have 1750 meters of rock overburden, becoming the 3rd deepest underground lab in the world, and the first in South America. ANDES is envisioned as an...

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