Invited talk: TeV-scale physics probes at low-energy in the LHC era
Open problems of particle physics are briefly outlined, in view of the results obtained so far at the LHC. Then the complementarity of high- and low-energy searches for TeV-scale new physics is discussed for a few examples, including lepton-flavor violation and electric dipole moments.
Speaker:
Werner Bernreuther(RWTH Aachen)
Slides
Progress Reports I (15'+5')
4
R-13-01.1 PiHe: Laster Spectroscopy of pionic helium atoms
Speaker:
Masaki Hori(Max-Planck Institute for Quantum Optics)
Slides
5
R-05-03.1 nEDM: Measurement of the Neutron Electric Dipole Moment
Speaker:
Philipp Schmidt-Wellenburg(Paul Scherrer Institut)
Slides
15:45
Coffee Break
Progress Reports II (15'+5')
6
R-08-01.1 MuSun: Muon Capture on the Deuteron
Speaker:
Peter Kammel(University of Washington, Seattle)
Slides
7
R-10-01.1 CREMA: Lamb shift in Muonic Helium
Speaker:
Randolf Pohl(Max-Planck-Institut für Quantenoptik)
Slides
8
R-13-03.1 AlCap: Study of Muon Capture for Muon To Electron Conversion Experiments
