TeV4LHC-Brookhaven Meeting

3 Feb 2005, 08:15 → 5 Feb 2005, 13:00 Europe/Zurich

Physics Department, Brookhaven National Lab

Dawson, Sally

https://www.bnl.gov/tev4lhc/

Thursday, 3 February

08:15 → 08:45 Breakfast

Free to all participants

08:45 → 12:15 Plenary I

08:45 Welcome and Logistics

Speaker: William Kilgore (BNL)

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09:00 Discoveries Ahead

Speaker: Scott Willenbrock (Illinois)

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09:30 Physics with the First LHC Data

Speaker: Ian Hinchliffe (LBNL)

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10:00 Coffee

10:30 QCD + Hadron Calibration (Tevatron)

Speaker: Florencia Canelli (UCLA)

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11:00 QCD + Hadron Calibration (LHC)

Speaker: Peter Loch (Arizona)

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11:30 Higgs and Vector Boson Fusion

Speaker: Bruce Mellado (Wisconsin)

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12:00 Lunch

13:30 → 16:00 Diffractive subgroup (QCD)-0

13:30 General Tev4LHC Diffractive Discussion, including 420m project

Speaker: All

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15:30 Coffee

13:30 → 16:00 Higgs-I

13:30 bb->h and bb->Z

Speaker: Fabio Maltoni (CERN)

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14:00 NLO EW corrections to Higgs production

Speaker: Alessandro Vicini (Milan)

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14:30 NNLO Higgs differential cross sections

Speaker: Kirill Melnikov (Hawaii)

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15:00 CP violating Higgs in the MSSM

Speaker: Marcella Carena (FNAL)

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15:30 Coffee

13:30 → 16:00 Joint Top/EW + QCD-I

13:30 W/Z rapidity distributions at NNLO QCD

Speaker: Kirill Melnikov (Hawaii)

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14:05 Multiple photon corrections (and more) to single W and Z production

Speaker: Carlo Carloni Calame (Pavia)

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14:40 Theoretical Model of nonperturbative p_T contributions

Speaker: Pavel Nadolsky (ANL)

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15:10 Heavy Flavor PDF uncertainties and Higgs Production

Speaker: Chris Jackson (Florida State)

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15:30 Coffee

13:30 → 16:00 Landscape-I

13:30 TeV-Scale String Resonances at Hadron Colliders

Speaker: Tao Han (Wisconsin)

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13:50 Advanced Electron Reconstruction and Tests with DØ Data

Speaker: Yuri Gershtein (Florida State)

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14:10 Search for Level-2 Gauge Bosons of Universal Extra Dimensions at the LHC

Speaker: Kyoungchul Kong (Florida)

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14:30 Needs for Generators for Signals from Extra Dimensions

Speaker: Albert de Roeck (CERN)

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15:30 Coffee

16:00 → 18:00 Higgs/Landscape II

16:00 Phenomenology of a Little Higgs Model with T-Parity

Speaker: Jay Hubisz (Cornell)

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16:20 Diffractive Production of Higgs at the LHC

Speaker: Albert de Roeck (CERN)

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16:40 Mass Cuts for the VBF Channel in Higgs Searches

Speaker: Dan Green (FNAL)

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17:00 Electroweak Fits in Models with HIggs Triplets

Speaker: Mu-Chun Chen (BNL)

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16:00 → 18:00 QCD-II

16:00 Introduction/discussion of group projects

Speaker: Joey Huston (Michigan State)

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16:30 Jet Algorithms in ATLAS

Speaker: Peter Loch (Arizona)

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17:00 Introductory comments on diffraction

Speaker: Mike Albrow (FNAL)

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17:10 Diffraction from CDF2LHC

Speaker: Dino Goulianos (Rockefeller)

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17:40 Exclusive dijets from CDF2LHC

Speaker: Michele Gallinaro (Rockefeller)

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16:00 → 18:00 Top/EW-II

16:00 Electroweak discussion and plans

Speaker: All

18:30 → 20:00 Informal Dinner, Physics Department Lounge

(Free to Workshop participants)

Friday, 4 February

08:00 → 08:30 Breakfast

Free to all participants

08:30 → 13:30 Plenary II

08:30 b-tagging and its uses at High p_T (Tevatron)

Speaker: Gordon Watts (Washington)

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09:00 b-tagging and its uses at High p_T (LHC)

Speaker: Alexandre Rozanov (Marseille)

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09:30 b's and Higgs Physics

Speaker: Doreen Wackeroth (Buffalo)

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10:00 Coffee

10:30 Missing E_T and its uses (Tevatron)

Speaker: Volker Buescher (Freiburg)

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11:00 Missing E_T and its uses (LHC)

Speaker: Chris Tully (Princeton)

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11:30 News from Herwig++

Speaker: Stefan Gieseke (Karlsruhe)

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12:00 Lunch

13:30 → 16:00 Diffractive subgroup (QCD)-I

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13:30 Diffractive and DPE production of hard color singlets

Speaker: Mike Albrow (FNAL)

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13:50 Tests of QCD and the BFKL Pomeron with forward jets

Speaker: Christophe Royon (Saclay)

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14:10 Inelastic diffraction at heavy ion colliders

Speaker: Sebastian White (BNL)

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14:30 Dynamics of small impact parameter pp collision

Speaker: Mark Strikman (Penn State)

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14:50 Gap survival and transverse structure of the nucleon

Speaker: Christian Weiss (Jefferson Lab)

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15:30 Coffee

13:30 → 15:45 Higgs-III

13:30 Prospects for the Search for a Doubly-Charged Higgs in the Left-Right Symmetric Model with ATLAS

Speaker: Kamal Benslama (Columbia)

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14:00 Secondary vertex reconstruction: from D0 to CMS

Speaker: Ariel Schwartzman (Princeton)

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14:30 Improving jet energy resolution for Higgs searches

Speaker: Ariel Schwartzman (Princeton)

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15:00 Higgs +1 Jet Signatures

Speaker: Bruce Mellado (Wisconsin)

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15:30 Coffee

13:30 → 15:50 Landscape-III

13:30 Rare Pseudoscalar Decays

Speaker: Bryan Field (Stony Brook)

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13:50 Collider Phenomenology of Higgsless Models

Speaker: Andreas Birkedal (U. Florida)

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14:10 Disentangling SUSY Models at the LHC

Speaker: Bob Kehoe (Southern Methodist Univ. (SMU))

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14:30 Vectorlike Quarks

Speaker: Tim Tait (ANL)

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15:30 Coffee

13:30 → 15:50 Top/EW/QCD-III

13:30 Single top production

Speaker: Steve Ellis (Washington)

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14:00 Single top at the Tevatron

Speaker: Gordon Watts (Washington)

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14:30 ME/MC matching in D0

Speaker: Michael Begel (Rochester)

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15:00 Sudakov uncertainties and MC's

Speaker: Stefan Gieseke (Karlsruhe)

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15:30 Coffee

16:00 → 18:00 Diffractive Subgroup (QCD)-II

16:00 Diffractive Physics at D0

Speaker: Andrew Brandt (Texas-Arlington)

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16:20 Diffraction beyond the Standard Model

Speaker: Albert de Roeck (CERN)

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16:50 s-dependent studies at the Tevatron and LHC

Speaker: Greg Snow (Nebraska)

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16:00 → 18:00 Higgs-IV

16:00 Discussion on further plans

Speaker: All

16:00 → 18:00 Landscape-IV

16:00 SUSY searches at LHC - What remains to be studied, and how can the Tevatron help?

Speaker: Giacomo Polesello (CERN)

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16:35 SUSY Les Houches Accord

Speaker: Peter Skands (FNAL)

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16:55 mSUGRA Reach for the Tevatron and LHC

Speaker: Tadas Krupovnickas (BNL)

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16:00 → 18:00 QCD-IV

16:00 Discussion on further plans

Speaker: All

16:00 → 18:00 Top/EW-IV

16:00 Single top discussion

Speaker: All

18:30 → 20:00 Dinner, Brookhaven Center

Saturday, 5 February

08:00 → 08:30 Breakfast

Free to all participants

08:30 → 13:00 Plenary III

08:30 Lepton ID and Its uses (Tevatron)

Speaker: Pasha Murat (FNAL)

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09:00 Lepton ID and its uses (LHC)

Speaker: Srini Rajagopolan (BNL)

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09:30 Probing Quantum Gravity at Colliders

Speaker: Greg Landsberg (Brown)

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10:00 QCD report

Speaker: Joey Huston (Michigan State)

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10:30 Coffee

11:00 Higgs report

Speaker: Scott Willenbrock (Illinois)

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11:30 Top/EW report

12:00 Physics Landscape Report

Speaker: Bogdan Dobrescu (FNAL)

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12:30 Workshop Conclusion: Looking towards the CERN Meeting

Speaker: John Womersley (FNAL/DOE)

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