2–6 Dec 2024
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  1. Prof. Eduardo Rojas (Universidad de Nariño.)
    02/12/2024, 09:00
    20 minutes talk
  2. Chang Kee Jung (Stony Brook University (US))
    02/12/2024, 09:20
  3. Dr Alexander Bonilla Rivera (Observatorio Nacional RJ-Brasil)
    02/12/2024, 10:50
    20 minutes talk

    Very Special Linear Gravity (VSLG) is an alternative model for linearized gravity, featuring massive gravitons while still retaining two physical degrees of freedom. Recently, its gravitational period decay dynamics has been calculated through effective field theory techniques. In this work, we aim to test this new model by a complete Bayesian analysis over the dataset of the PSR B1913+16...

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  4. Nicolás Vásquez
    02/12/2024, 11:15
    10 minutes talk

    Tradicionalmente, las ráfagas de rayos gamma (GRBs) se asocian con el colapso de estrellas masivas o la colisión de objetos compactos. Sin embargo, nuestra búsqueda sistemática en el plano Epeak-Eiso recalibrado revela GRBs que desafían la clasificación convencional. Recientemente, aparentes GRBs largos han mostrado asociaciones con fusiones de estrellas compactas y exhiben emisión extendida,...

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  5. Mr Fabian Andres Portilla Rosero (Universidad del Cauca)
    02/12/2024, 11:30
    10 minutes talk

    Durante el trabajo de investigacion titulado Estudio de geodesicas en el espacio-tiempo de
    agujeros negros tipo Sagittarius A*, se determin´o las trayectorias de movimiento denominadas
    geod´esicas, que se generan al considerar un sistema compuesto por dos agujeros negros supermasivos
    (SMB); para este fin, se emple´o la solucion de Roy Kerr de las ecuaciones de campo de
    Einstein, y se...

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  6. Alex Riascos
    02/12/2024, 11:45
    10 minutes talk

    La motivación para realizar esta investigación surge de la importancia de implementar muongrafía volcánica en Nariño, Colombia. Una región ubicada en la cordillera de los Andes que alberga varios volcanes, entre ellos el Volcán Galeras, conocido por su actividad constante y cercanía a la ciudad de Pasto. Este trabajo se fundamenta en la necesidad de optimizar un sistema de detección de muones....

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  7. Mr Santiago Ortiz (Universidad del Quindio)
    02/12/2024, 12:00
    10 minutes talk

    Esta investigaci ́on se enfoca en estudiar c ́omo las propiedades de los neutrinos se ven afectadas
    en una supernova de tipo colapso de n ́ucleo. El estudio se centrar ́a en determinar la variaci ́on del
    flujo de neutrinos producidos durante el colapso debido a su propagaci ́on a trav ́es del medio material,
    calcular el flujo de neutrinos esperado al llegar a la Tierra y analizar los...

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  8. Mr Jaider Stiven Rodriguez Villanueva (Universidad del Quindío)
    02/12/2024, 12:15
    10 minutes talk

    Los resultados experimentales obtenidos en el último siglo proporcionan evidencia de
    que las masas de los neutrinos son distintas de cero, pero no permiten determinar la
    escala de estas masas. Debido a la influencia de los neutrinos en distintos
    observables cosmológicos, como las fluctuaciones de densidad de materia en el
    universo, es posible obtener información complementaria sobre sus...

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  9. David Cerdeño (Institute for Theoretical Physics (IFT-UAM/CSIC))
    02/12/2024, 14:00
  10. Carlos E. Yaguna
    02/12/2024, 15:00
    20 minutes talk

    We propose a new and compact realization of singlet Dirac dark matter within the WIMP framework. Our model replaces the standard Z_2​ stabilizing symmetry with a Z_6​, and uses spontaneous symmetry breaking to generate the dark matter mass, resulting in a much simplified scenario for Dirac dark matter. Concretely, we extend the Standard Model (SM) with just two new particles, a Dirac fermion...

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  11. Prof. DIEGO ALEJANDRO RESTREPO QUINTERO
    02/12/2024, 15:25
    20 minutes talk

    Relaxing the constraints on kinetic mixing is possible if the dark photon can couple directly to Dirac neutrinos

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  12. Oscar Zapata
    02/12/2024, 15:50
    20 minutes talk

    The parameter space of freeze-in dark matter through light dark photon (``minimal freeze-in dark matter'') is currently being probed by direct detection experiments through electron and nuclear recoil. We show the dark matter production in this scenario is sensitive to cosmic equation of state during reheating, from matter-like to kination-like. The main result is that low reheating scenario...

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  13. Omar Rafael Torrijo Gonzalez (Universidad de Pamplona)
    02/12/2024, 16:45
    20 minutes talk

    In this presentation I will speak about the production of Dark matter through gluon fusion in the Standard Model and its minimal supersymmetric extensions. Specifically, We are going to discuss the calculation of the differential cross section at leading order for this process.

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  14. SANTIAGO GARCIA SERNA
    02/12/2024, 17:10
    20 minutes talk

    The Generalized SU(2) Proca theory, despite its potential in modeling various physical phenomena, fails to accurately describe dark energy. Using the Green's function formalism, approximate solutions demonstrate that dark energy solutions exist independently of the cosmic epoch. However, integrating Proca SU(2) dark energy with matter and radiation introduces singularities during the...

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  15. Gustavo Ardila (Universidad de los Andes)
    02/12/2024, 17:35
    20 minutes talk

    In this talk we will first introduce the dynamical scotogenic model, which extends the usual radiative see-saw mechanism by one Z2 even scalar singlet that spontaneously breaks the U(1) lepton number symmetry, and explain some details of its phenomenology, emphasizing in the scalar sector. Then, we explain how this model can introduce neutrino masses compatible with the experimental...

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  16. Simón González Gómez (Universidad de Antioquia)
    02/12/2024, 18:00
    10 minutes talk

    We present single and multi-component scalar dark matter scenarios explored via effective operators up to order $6$. For this, we utilize the mathematica code Sym2Int and generate the relevant operators of the Lagrangian up to the desired energy dimension. The operators are used as interaction inputs for the mathematica package FeynRules to produce the model files necessary for the...

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  17. Prof. Adnan Bashir (University of Michoacán; University of Huelva)
    03/12/2024, 09:00

    The mechanism of hadron mass generation through the strong interactions of quantum chromodynamics (QCD) accounts for most matter in the visible universe. The pattern of its momentum dependence reflects in the internal structure of mesons and baryons. In this connection, we provide a selective overview of the progress in the computation of the hadron electromagnetic and transition form factors...

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  18. Prof. Bruno El-Bennich (Federal University of São Paulo)
    03/12/2024, 10:30

    Light-front wave functions (LFWF) of hadrons of mesons can be derived from the projection of their Bethe-Salpeter wave functions on the light front. We obtain the Poincaré-covarinat wave functions within a functional approach to QCD, solving first the quark gap equation within a chiral-symmetry preserving truncation scheme and then the Bethe-Salpeter equation of the mesons. With the LFWF in...

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  19. 03/12/2024, 11:30

    Lattice Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD) provides a non-perturbative approach to QCD from first principles which has proven successful for the study of several physical quantities of interest, for example the energy spectrum of mesons and baryons. It is a crossroads of particle physics, applied mathematics and high performance computing: the numerical simulations performed often require solving...

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  20. Richard Benavides
    03/12/2024, 14:30
    20 minutes talk

    A systematic study of the neutrino mass matrix Mν with two texture zeros under the assumption that neutrinos are Dirac particles, is carried through in detail. Our study is done without any approximation, first analytically and then numerically. Current neutrino oscillation data are used in our analysis. Phenomenological implications are studied.

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  21. DAVID ALEJANDRO SUAREZ ROLDAN
    03/12/2024, 14:50
    20 minutes talk

    We implement a model with a new non-universal Lmu-Ltau gauge symmetry that contains a Dark matter candidate and a scotogenic realization of a Majorana operator for neutrino masses. and we analyze its phenomenological and theoretical constraints.

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  22. JESUS ANDRES GONZALEZ MENESES (Universidad del Atlántico)
    03/12/2024, 15:10
    20 minutes talk

    En este trabajo, se presenta un análisis detallado al problema del momento magnético anómalo del muón en el contexto de un modelo teórico extendido que incorpora un grupo de simetría $U(1)_d$ adicional al Modelo Estándar de la física de partículas.

    El momento magnético es un parámetro fundamental netamente cuántico que mide que tan sensible es el espín de una partícula a un campo...

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  23. Daniel Melo
    03/12/2024, 15:35
    20 minutes talk

    We studied the Hadronic Light-by-Light (HLbL) contribution to the muon anomalous magnetic moment. Upcoming measurements will reduce the experimental uncertainty of this observable by a factor of four, therefore the theoretical precision must improve accordingly to fully harness such experimental breakthrough. With regards to the HLbL contribution, this implies a study of the high-energy...

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  24. German Ramos
    03/12/2024, 16:00
    10 minutes talk

    We present a canonical quantization for Non abelian Chern-Simons on
    the Null Plane coordinates using the Dirac procedure and the
    Faddeev-Jackiw formalism. The constraint structure when using
    null-plane coordinates is considered and the gauge conditions are
    determined.

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  26. Miguel Angel Garcia Ruiz (Universidad Nacional de Colombia (CO))
    03/12/2024, 17:00
    10 minutes talk

    The ATLAS Open Data provides a wide amount of tools so students, professors and different institutes along the world can use them to be trained in the field of experimental particle physics. Along these last years, this collaboration has released a set of different analyses yielding SM and BSM scenarios by using data and mc samples collected during the run 1 and 2 at CERN (with an energy of...

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  27. Catalina Alzate Henao (Universidad de Antioquia), EMMANUEL BOTERO OSORIO (Universidad de Antioquia)
    03/12/2024, 17:20
    20 minutes talk

    Investigación centrada en el análisis musical y aplicaciones computacionales, enfocada en la sistematización de estructuras musicales, específicamente de los acordes 6-4. El trabajo aborda la identificación y clasificación de estos acordes mediante el uso de herramientas de programación y análisis de datos. En las primeras etapas del proyecto, se presentaron algunas limitaciones técnicas con...

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  28. Tomas Sosa Giraldo (Universidad de Antioquia)
    03/12/2024, 17:45
    20 minutes talk

    Esta charla se ve inspirada por la que ya hizo el año pasado el profesor Jose David Ruiz, acerca de Arte y Ciencia; y en la misma quisiera abordar el tema de la divulgación científica, su importancia y el rol que los profesores, investigadores y estudiantes jugamos en ella, por qué es importante y qué proyectos de divulgación existen a nivel nacional tanto en Física de Partículas, como en...

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  29. Alberto Quijano Vodniza (Universidad de Nariño)
    03/12/2024, 18:10
    20 minutes talk

    First, we present a summary of the current state of our Observatory. Secondly, I talk about the future of our Astronomical and Space Sciences Center, looking forward to establishing international links through agreements with important Astronomical Observatories of the World. Through our dedicated work we have managed to participate in several international projects and also in scientific...

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  30. Myriam Mondragon
    04/12/2024, 09:00
  31. Amelia Ruales (universidad de nariño)
    04/12/2024, 10:00
    20 minutes talk

    Nuestro trabajo se centra en la investigación y análisis de nuevos modelos teóricos en física de partículas, utilizando los paquetes de software SARAH y SPheno como herramientas principales. SARAH, implementado en Mathematica, es reconocido por su capacidad para la construcción y análisis de modelos como el Modelo Estándar, sus extensiones y en general, modelos de nueva física. SPheno permite...

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  32. Dr Edilson Alfonso Reyes Rojas (UDP / UNAL)
    04/12/2024, 10:55
    20 minutes talk

    In this talk, we are going to present the latest results obtained by our group regarding the theoretical predictions of electroweak observables, such as the HLBL contribution to the muon anomalous magnetic moment, the Higgs boson mass up to three-loop accuracy, and additional Higgs boson properties in both the Standard Model and its main supersymmetric extensions.

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  33. David Andres Pedroza Vasquez (Universidad de Antioquia)
    04/12/2024, 11:20
    20 minutes talk

    The exact formulation of quantum field theories for fundamental particles with spin $\frac{3}{2}$ represents a significant challenge in theoretical physics due to the inherent complexities in describing these systems. In particular, elastic pion-nucleon scattering involves intermediate states with spin $\frac{3}{2}$,corresponding to the $\Delta(1232)$ resonance, which underscores the...

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  34. Jorge David Castaño-Yepes (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile)
    04/12/2024, 11:45
    10 minutes talk

    In this talk, we present the implementation of the replica trick introduced by Parisi to incorporate fluctuations of external fields into the QED Lagrangian. As a first approximation, we study how magnetic and thermal fluctuations, described by white noise, induces effective interactions between fermions, exploring the consequences in various scenarios. Specifically, we demonstrate that...

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  35. Cristian Alexis López Alvernia (Universidad de Pamplona)
    04/12/2024, 12:00
    20 minutes talk

    In this talk, I am going to discuss the computations of the decay width of the Higgs boson into a Z boson-photon pair at leading order in the Standard Model and its supersymmetric extensions.

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  37. Marek Tasevsky (Czech Academy of Sciences (CZ))
    05/12/2024, 09:00
  38. Juan Duarte (Purdue University (US))
    05/12/2024, 10:00

    Quantum entanglement is one of the most famous and strange phenomena observed in quantum systems. Going against classical intuition, entanglement and other correlation have been studied widely by researchers mainly in low-energy systems (eV - MeV). The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) provides a unique environment to test these quantum properties at the highest energy scales ever. This can be done...

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  39. Miguel Angel Garcia Ruiz (Universidad Nacional de Colombia (CO))
    05/12/2024, 10:55

    This work is based on the study of the production of Higgs pairs decaying into bbtautau for high pT (boosted regime). Boosted HH produces highly collimated jets, which sometimes is an inconvenient since conventional methods to reconstruct jets might not be good enough to identify the content of these jets at all. Thus, we focus on the study of the substructure of jets and kinematic variables...

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  40. Jean Pierre Cifuentes Salazar (Estudiante de pregrado (UNAL))
    05/12/2024, 11:10

    The presentation consists of the work done in the Atlas experiment related to the migration to release 22 of a tagger based on the Lund Jet Plane that allows to understand the jet evolution and to discriminate the process from which they come, taking into account the different regions of the plane. The objective is to compare the performance of this tagger for boosted W, Z (and eventually H)...

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  41. Luis Felipe De La Ossa Mayorga (Universidad Nacional de Colombia)
    05/12/2024, 11:25

    La charla tiene como objetivo mostrar el estudio de la estructura de los jets de partículas generados en el LHC para distintas interacciones.
    Este estudio se realiza por medio del plano de Lund que es un método gráfico creado a partir de algoritmos de clustering de las señales detectadas luego de la colisión de protones en el acelerador. Posteriormente se realiza el declustering sobre los...

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  42. Jose Alejandro Portela Robayo (Universidad Nacional de Colombia (CO))
    05/12/2024, 11:40

    This work focuses on extrapolating the constraints for diHiggs (HH) within the future HL-LHC, specifically targeting the boosted VBF (Vector Boson Fusion) topology. This production mode, while having a lower production rate than ggF, is more sensitive to certain coupling modifiers such as κ₂V.

    Previous studies using Run 2 data have shown that the boosted analysis is more sensitive to this...

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  43. Prof. David Martinez (South Dakota School of Mines and Technology)
    05/12/2024, 14:00
  44. Gustavo Adolfo Castrillon Yepes (University of Antioquia)
    05/12/2024, 15:00

    Inelastic dark matter is a topic of great interest due to its rich phenomenology, which allows for the exploration of particles in the sub-GeV scale. Our study focuses on an inelastic model involving two Majorana fermions, χ1 and χ2, mediated by a dark photon and a dark Higgs boson, the latter being responsible for the generation of mass in the dark sector. Given the scale, we concentrated on...

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  45. Mr Anderson Alexis Ruales Barbosa (Universidad de Antioquia (CO))
    05/12/2024, 15:25

    The series of Large Hadron Collider upgrades, culminating in the High-Luminosity Large Hadron Collider, will significantly expand the physics program of the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) experiment. However, these upgrades will also create more challenging experimental conditions, affecting detector operations, triggering, and data analysis [1]. During Run 3, the LHC is designed to achieve an...

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  46. Jose Ruiz (Universidad de Antioquia (CO))
    05/12/2024, 16:15
  47. Juan Montoya (Universidad de Antioquia's estudent), TOMAS SOSA GIRALDO
    05/12/2024, 17:15

    Estudio de los jets a bajo pt pertenecientes al proceso $\text{p p > b b~}$ excluyendo a $h$ y $z$ como mediadores, haciendo uso de MadGraph y ROOT.

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  48. Prof. Jorge Eduardo Ossa Sánchez (Universidad de Medellín, Estudiante Doctorado en Modelación y Computación Científica)
    05/12/2024, 17:30

    Para transmitir señales ópticas con alto porcentaje de eficiencia se requiere que la fibra óptica tenga un mínimo de defectos en su estructura.
    A través de este análisis se pretende exponer un proceso basado en inteligencia artificial que recibe como argumento una imagen del corte transversal de una fibra óptica y la clasifica como apta o no apta para trasmitir la señal de acuerdo a la...

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  49. Jose Antonio Reyes Vega (Universidad de los Andes (CO))
    05/12/2024, 17:45

    Taus are third-generation leptons with a short lifetime, and their decay products offer a unique opportunity: by analyzing the kinematic distributions of these products, it is possible to reconstruct variables that reveal tau polarization. Polarization, which is directly linked to helicity, is a crucial observable that distinguishes between right- and left-handed particles. Moreover, with...

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  50. Cristian Rodriguez (Universidad de los Andes)
    05/12/2024, 18:10

    The study of third-generation fermion channels at the LHC has gained increasing importance, particularly in light of potential excesses observed in the data. This work is a phenomenological study aimed at establishing and distinguishing the effects of different types of BSM particles that can produce an posible excesses in channels with two taus in the final state. These include resonant...

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  51. WILLIAM ANTONIO PONCE GUTIERREZ
    06/12/2024, 09:00
  52. Dr Marcela Marín (UNAM)
    06/12/2024, 10:50
    20 minutes talk

    In this work, we explore the potential of lepton-flavor violating (LFV) Higgs decays as a probe for new physics, specifically through the mediation of an ultralight gauge boson, denoted as $\chi$. Our study bridges the gap between a model generating the LFV interaction $\bar{\ell}_i \ell_j \chi$ at tree level and an effective field theory framework that preserves the light mass of $\chi$. We...

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  53. Mr Carlos Ceron (UNAM)
    06/12/2024, 11:15
    20 minutes talk

    An open problem that the Standard Model does not solve is about the ori-
    gin of the mass hierarchy among fermions. Different alternatives have been

    proposed by adding extra groups to the Gauge group of the Standard Model or
    by building hybrid models with some of them. It has been shown that the S3
    symmetry has given good results if, in addition, three Higgs doublets with their
    invariant...

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  54. Prof. Eduardo Rojas (Universidad de Nariño.)
    06/12/2024, 11:40
    20 minutes talk

    We study the possibility of obtaining the Standard Model (SM) of particle physics as an effective theory of a more fundamental
    one, whose electroweak sector includes two non-universal local $U(1)$ gauge groups, with the chiral anomaly cancellation taking place through an interplay among families. As a result of the spontaneous symmetry breaking, a massive gauge boson $Z'$ arises, which...

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  55. Carlos Sandoval Usme (Universidad Nacional de Colombia)
    06/12/2024, 12:05
    10 minutes talk
  56. Isaac Mateo Garzón Muñoz (Universidad de Nariño)
    Poster

    In this study, we explore the formalisms of quantum field theory to understand the matter-antimatter asymmetry in a new physics scenario. According to the Sakharov conditions, we focus on CP symmetry violation and out-of-equilibrium dynamics.
    In particular, we show the relevance of the one-loop radiative corrections in generating a net baryon number. To exemplify this mechanism, we study a...

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  57. Eddy Anthony Cruz Portilla (Universidad de Nariño)
    Poster

    Asteroseismology, the science that studies stellar oscillations to understand the internal structure and evolution of stars, was the starting point of this work. Two pulsating stars were analyzed, determining their stellar classification and position in the Hertzsprung-Russell (HR) diagram. Additionally, two solar-type stars, including the Sun, were studied, and fundamental parameters such as...

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  58. Larry Segundo Burbano Pantoja
    Poster

    Introducción
    Esta investigación se centra en el sector de quarks dentro del Modelo Estándar, especı́ficamente en el Lagrangiano de Yukawa. Este Lagrangiano involucra 36 parámetros libres en la generación de las masas de los quarks, lo que constituye un número significativo de parámetros que dificulta la realización de predicciones precisas. Para abordar esta complejidad, se utiliza el...

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  59. Juan Diego Salgado Giraldo (Universidad Nacional de Colombia)
    Poster

    Hasta la fecha, la teoría de cuerdas es el candidato más prometedor para convertirse en una teoría de gravedad cuántica. En particular, trabajos de Strominger, Vafa y Maldacena han demostrado que, en ciertas compactificaciones de esta teoría, es posible construir un modelo de agujero negro cuántico en el que se puede contar el número de microestados. Esto se logra utilizando el hecho de que la...

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  60. Maderli Selena Toro Garcia (Universidad de Nariño)
    Poster

    La determinación de la constante de Hubble (Ho) es de gran importancia en la cosmología debido a que está relacionada con la tasa de expansión del universo y su edad. En general existen dos métodos para su medición, uno en el que los valores de Ho se obtienen a partir de la escala de distancia local y otro a partir de medidas indirectas hechas por medio de observaciones del universo primitivo...

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  61. Juan Camilo Acosta (Universidad del Tolima)
    Poster

    Discrete symmetries play a fundamental role in the search for physics beyond the standard model. They offer a unique opportunity to explore new theoretical and experimental dimensions, and could be the key to solve some of the most profound mysteries in modern physics, such as dark matter and dark energy.

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  62. JUAN DAVID PLAZAS PARDO (Universidad Surcolombiana)
    Poster

    Instantons are Euclidean solutions of the Yang-Mills equations of motion, whose existence has been fundamental for the study of quantum chromodynamics. These solutions allow us to explore quantum tunneling and vacuum transitions in gauge theories. In 1978, Eguchi and Hanson proposed a particular type of space-time, which introduced a new way of interpreting instantons in a gravitational...

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  63. ESTEFANIA ZAPATA VALDERRAMA (Estudiante), Santiago Herrera Guzman (Estudiante)
    Poster

    El proyecto "El Laboratorio Andante" tiene como objetivo llevar la comunicación científica a comunidades alejadas, donde el acceso a la ciencia es limitado. A través de talleres vivenciales en áreas como tecnología, química y astrofísica, se busca fomentar el aprendizaje creativo en niños y adultos, generando interés por la ciencia y utilizándola como una herramienta para la construcción de...

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  64. Sofia Londoño Todo (Universidad Nacional de Colombia)
    Poster

    El método de bootstrapping en mecánica cuántica ha ganado relevancia como técnica numérica para determinar espectros energéticos de sistemas cuánticos. A partir del conocimiento del potencial empleado y la implementación de identidades específicas, este método permite obtener relaciones de recursión que facilitan la determinación del espectro del sistema en cuestión. En este trabajo se...

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  65. Mr Javier Orlando Rondon Tovar (Estudiante)
    Poster

    En este trabajo se analiza el modelo de nueva física conocido como leptoquark (LQ) vectorial U1(3, 1, 2/3), para explicar las anomalías reportadas, en la última década, en varios observables asociados a corrientes cargadas y neutras del mesón B, y al momento magnético del muón. Para este fin se revisó el espacio paramétrico, considerando las restricciones establecidas por los valores más...

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  66. Mr Juan Camilo Bermudez Betancourt (Universidad del Cauca), Juan esteban Ospina Holguin (Universidad de Antioquia (CO))
    Poster

    Este estudio aborda la producción del bosón Z′ en un modelo simplificado que extiende el Modelo Estándar mediante la incorporación de una simetría local U(1)x. Nos centramos en el proceso de colisión p p ->Z’->b bbar, donde se espera observar la emisión de dos jets. Sin embargo, las simulaciones iniciales revelaron un exceso de jets en comparación con las expectativas teóricas. Para corregir...

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  67. Nicolas Noriega (Escuela Politécnica Nacional)
    Poster

    Gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) are potential candidates for gravitational wave emitters, and peculiar GRBs could provide new opportunities for study in multimessenger astronomy. In this study, we analyze four peculiar GRBs—GRB070724A, GRB070429B, GRB090426, and GRB120804A—all detected by the Swift space telescope.

    These GRBs were identified through a systematic search in the Third Swift GRB...

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  68. Mr Cristian Santiago Muñoz López (University of Nariño)
    Poster

    The Yang-Mills theory is a non-abelian gauge theory that describes the fundamental forces of the standard model. The gauge nature of free non-Abelian Yang-Mills gauge theories for symmetry groups SU(N) is analyzed in this work using the Hamilton-Jacobi formulation of Carathéodory equivalent Lagrangians. The gauge symmetry of the theory is implied by the presence of constraints, which are...

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  69. Juan Felipe Portillo Zambrano (Universidad de Nariño)
    Poster

    En este trabajo se aplica la formulación de Hamilton-Jacobi al campo de Proca, tanto para campos reales como complejos. La ecuación de Proca, una extensión de las ecuaciones de Maxwell, describe el comportamiento de partículas bosónicas masivas. Este estudio busca proporcionar una descripción alternativa a la teoría canónica tradicional mediante el uso del formalismo de Hamilton-Jacobi. Se han...

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  70. Mr Christian Martínez (University of Nariño)
    Poster

    In this paper there is the study of the abelian gauge theories of Chern-Simons and Maxwell-Chern Simons. The Hamilton-Jacobi method was used for the analysis.
    In this theory, the local gauge symmetry of the theory it is presented as the existence of constraints that restrict the phase space, these constraints are interpreted as partial differential equations that must comply with the...

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  71. Brayan Felipe Herrán Garzón (Universidad Surcolombiana), Juan Esteban Polanía Dávila (Universidad Surcolombiana)
    Poster

    El descubrimiento de los neutrinos masivos plantea un desafío al Modelo Estándar de partículas, ya que este no provee un mecanismo natural para la generación de masas de estos fermiones. Este trabajo se enfoca en el estudio del mecanismo seesaw tipo 1 como una extensión viable que permite introducir términos de masa tanto de Dirac como de Majorana para los neutrinos, explorando así la...

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  72. Prof. Yithsbey Giraldo Usuga (Universidad de Nariño)
    Poster

    In this study, we investigate Higgs-like resonant signals and recent anomalies found in searches for high-mass scalar resonances at the LHC. We propose a Two-Higgs-Doublet Model (2HDM) as a natural extension of the Standard Model to account for these phenomena, incorporating a scalar singlet for additional flexibility. The model's Higgs sector consists of two CP-odd bosons and one charged...

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  73. Mr Iván R. Vásquez (Universidad del Atlántico)
    Poster

    In this work we perform a late time cosmological analysis based on a f(Q) modified gravity theories. Starting from a functional form for f(Q) worked out by one of the authors [arXiv:2311.01857 [astro-ph.CO]], we obtain approximate analytical solutions for the Hubble parameter for different parameters of the model. Using H(z) we perform late time cosmological analysis by exploring the...

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  74. EDUARD SUAREZ (U de Nariño)
    10 minutes talk

    Los modelos 331 resultan de gran interés desde el punto de vista teórico y experimental, ya que permiten explicar entre otras cosas la razón por la cual deben existir tres familias de fermiones en la naturaleza y por otra parte tienen parámetros experimentales que pueden acotarse en los aceleradores de partículas como el LHC. En general estos modelos son no universales y por lo tanto tienen...

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  75. Dr ANDRES FELIPE RIVERA ROMERO
    Poster

    Scenarios for secluded WIMP dark matter models have been extensively studied in simplified
    versions. This paper shows a complete UV realization of a secluded WIMP dark matter model
    with an extra Abelian gauge symmetry that includes two-component dark matter candidates,
    where the dark-matter conversion process plays a significant role in determining the relic density
    in the Universe. The...

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  76. Alan Ignacio Hernandez (FESC-UNAM)
    Poster

    At the ATLAS, CMS, and LHCb collaborations, the study of polarizations of gauge bosons is of great interest. This work studies the effects of CP violation and complex anomalous couplings on polarized observables that can be observed at the LHC. In particular, pairs of gauge bosons in the final state are sensitive to these effects. We find that new left-right asymmetries can be defined, which...

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  77. Rafael Andrei Vinasco Soler (Universidad Nacional de Colombia (CO))

    Pileup mitigation is crucial for jet reconstruction and a crucial tool for improving many physical observables. This work uses graph neural networks and Topo-clusters information to create a classifier of pileup clusters in the ATLAS experiment.

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  78. Santiago Galvis Duque (University of Antioquia)
    Poster

    Based on studies made in this work https://arxiv.org/abs/2211.05738 they have shown the possibility to find new physics related with a charged boson W’ in the final state of a lepton, b-jet and missing energy in the events of proton-proton collisions in the LHC, collected by the CMS experiment. In this sense, the experimental search is relevant in front of the possible connections with...

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  79. Juan Carlos Aranda Muñoz (Universidad Nacional de Colombia)
    Poster

    En este trabajo, se realiza una revisión de una deducción general de las ecuaciones de evolución para la densidad de materia oscura partiendo del operador de Liouville y la ecuación de Boltzmann. Este enfoque permitirá obtener la evolución de la densidad de partículas en el universo temprano, lo cual es fundamental para entender cómo la materia oscura no ordinaria (es decir, aquella no...

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  80. LEE JOEL RIVERA GUZMAN (Universidad Surcolombiana)
    Poster

    En esta presentación, abordaremos la producción y emisión de radiación térmica en colisiones de iones pesados, y se discutirán los métodos de medición utilizados en el estudio del plasma de quarks y gluones. Introduciremos las características del QGP, un estado de la materia creado en los colisionadores LHC y RHIC que alcanza temperaturas y densidades extremas comparables al universo...

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  81. Jonnatan Pereira (Universidad Nacional de Colombia (CO))

    There is no annihilation decay experimentally observed for the Bc meson to date. The Bc± → ϕK± decay can proceed via annihilation of anti-b and c quarks into a W intermediate boson or, alternatively, involving final-state rescattering effects. Observation of the Bc± → ϕK± decay will provide a new insight on the Bc meson properties and lead to a new independent determination of the Vcb element...

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  82. Haider Pazos, Neider Benavides (Universidad de Nariño)
    Poster

    En este trabajo presentamos la solución numérica al problema de los tres cuerpos
    en un plano, haciendo énfasis en los casos en que se obtienen soluciones
    periódicas. Para este propósito usamos un método de Runge-Kutta de cuarto
    orden y nos apoyamos en el lenguaje Python, tanto para el desarrollo numérico
    como la ilustración de dichas soluciones. Desde Leonard Euler, en 1767 hasta
    nuestros...

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  83. Haider Pazos (Universidad de Nariño), Neider Benavides (Universidad de Nariño)
    Poster

    un plano, haciendo énfasis en los casos en que se obtienen soluciones periódicas. Para este propósito usamos un método de Runge-Kutta de cuarto orden y nos apoyamos en el lenguaje Python, tanto para el desarrollo numérico como la ilustración de dichas soluciones. Desde Leonard Euler, en 1767 hasta nuestros días, se han estudiado analítica y numéricamente distintas soluciones periódicas, las...

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  84. Haider Pazos (Universidad de Nariño), Neider Benavides (Universidad de Nariño)
    Poster

    En este trabajo presentamos la solución numérica al problema de los tres cuerpos
    en un plano, haciendo énfasis en los casos en que se obtienen soluciones
    periódicas. Para este propósito usamos un método de Runge-Kutta de cuarto
    orden y nos apoyamos en el lenguaje Python, tanto para el desarrollo numérico
    como la ilustración de dichas soluciones. Desde Leonard Euler, en 1767 hasta
    nuestros...

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  85. Nataly Almanza
    Poster

    The observation of neutrino oscillations provides compelling evidence that neutrinos are massive, a property not accounted for in the Standard Model (SM) formulation. This motivates the inclusion of sterile neutrinos: fermions that are singlets under $SU(3)_C \times SU(2)_L \times U(1)_Y$ and interact only through mixing with active neutrinos or gravitational couplings. Sterile neutrinos...

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  86. Adnan Bashir
  87. Prof. Bruno El-Bennich (Federal University of São Paulo)
  88. LUISA MARINA ORDONEZ BRAVO (Universidad del Cauca)
    Poster

    La tecnología actual depende del transistor, cuya función es clave para fabricar dispositivos como procesadores y memorias. La ley de Moore establece que el número de transistores se duplicaría cada dos años, lo que aumenta la densidad de corriente y genera mayores temperaturas, afectando la eficiencia energética. A medida que los transistores se reducen a tamaños de orden de los angstroms,...

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  89. Juan Camilo Guzman Martinez (Universidad Nacional de Colombia, sede Bogotá)
    20 minutes talk

    Using the CHY formalism to calculate scattering amplitudes, we compute the two loop amplitudes for Biadjoint scalar, pure Yang-Mills, pure Super Yang-Mills, pure Gravity and Supergravity in the context of forward limit analyzing the behavior of the singularities and the connection with asymptotic symmetries.

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  90. Esteban Cardenas (Escuela Politenica Nacional)
    Poster

    Traditionally, LGRBs have been associated with the collapse of massive stars. However, our systematic search using a recalibrated Epeak-Eiso plane has revealed seven LGRBs that defy the canonical classification. Recent reports of apparent LGRBs are actually associated with mergers and exhibit extended emission, leading to classification confusion. Through meticulous temporal and spectral...

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