IPM school and conference on
Particle Physics (IPP15): Neutrino physics, dark matter and
B-physics
School of physics, IPM, Tehran, Iran
22-27 September 2015 (31st Shahrivar-5th Mehr 1394)
The origin of neutrino mass and the nature of dark matter are
two main unsolved puzzles in particle physics. They are
generally considered the main windows towards physics beyond the
Standard Model of the elementary particles. To deepen our
understanding of neutrino physics and dark matter,
various experiments all over the globe are designed to study
their behavior. Another window towards new physics is flavor
physics in both lepton and quark sector. The aim of the present
meeting is to study the recent developments in these fields with
a focus on their intersection. The meeting will cover various
topics including:
-
Neutrino
mass models |
- Neutrino
experiments
|
- Dark matter
candidates |
- Dark matter
searches
|
- Higgs
physics |
-
Flavor physics
|
- Signature of MSSM
at the LHC
|
- Various models of
the Higgs and electroweak symmetry breaking. |
The meeting will start with a
three day school and will end with a two day conference.
Background knowledge of quantum field theory and particle
physics (specially basics of neutrino physics) are required.
There will be a poster session for graduate students to present
their results. Posters have to be in English. Graduate students
in the field of high energy and particle physics are encouraged
to participate.
The
meeting will take place in the new building at Farmanieh. The
address of the meeting venue can be found in the following link.
Address
Registration
deadline: July 22, 2015
Important
notice for those who need visa:
Please fill in
this form and send it along
with the scanned copy of the first page of your passport to
ippconf@theory.ipm.ac.ir
before July 22, 2015 The passport has to be valid
for (at least) 6 months after the meeting.