(Image credit: Casey A. Cass/University of Colorado.)
The focus of this workshop will be on the role that Lattice numerical simulations can play in the study of possible strong interactions in Beyond the Standard Model (BSM) physics, and in particular within the following topic areas:
- Composite dark matter
- Composite Higgs models and EWSB
- Strongly coupled models, including many-fermion gauge theories and SUSY
- Theoretical applications in conformal field theory and other areas
Lattice gauge theorists and continuum phenomenologists/theorists will meet and present talks in these areas, with the goal of increasing the interplay between the groups, and generating new ideas and projects.
Previous workshops:
- Boston University, April 2017
- Argonne National Lab, April 2016
- Lawrence Livermore National Lab, April 2015
- Brookhaven National Lab, December 2013
- University of Colorado Boulder, October 2012
- Fermilab, October 2011
- Boston University, November 2009
- Lawrence Livermore National Lab, May 2008
Scientific Organizing Committee:
- Will Detmold (MIT)
- Masanori Hanada (Kyoto U.)
- Anna Hasenfratz (Colorado)
- Graham Kribs (Oregon)
- Adam Martin (Notre Dame)
- Ethan Neil (Colorado/RIKEN BNL)
- Pavlos Vranas (LLNL)
- Lian-Tao Wang (Chicago)
Local Organizing Committee:
- Anna Hasenfratz (Colorado)
- Ethan Neil (Colorado/RIKEN BNL)
- Pavlos Vranas (LLNL)
- Oliver Witzel (Colorado)