Beyond the Flavour Anomalies III

26 Apr 2022, 09:30 → 28 Apr 2022, 13:20 Europe/London

This is the third in a series of workshops intended to bring together the experimental and theoretical communities to discuss the evolution of the field 'Beyond the Flavour Anomalies'.

Participation is by invitation only.

Tuesday, 26 April

10:00 → 11:00 State of field post Moriond 2022

10:00 Status of global fits to the data

Speakers: Bernat Capdevilla, Marco Fedele

BeyondFlavourAnomaliesIPPPWorkshop.pdf

10:30 Theoretical perspective

Speaker: Sébastien Descotes-Genon (IJCLab (CNRS/Université Paris-Saclay))

slides_durham2022.pdf

11:00 → 11:30 coffee

11:30 → 15:00 Status of new physics model-building

11:30 EFTs in global fits

Speakers: Daniel Craik, Sophie Renner

RennerCraikslides.pdf

12:00 Simplified models

Speakers: Damir BECIREVIC (IJCLab, CNRS and Université Paris-Saclay), Damir Becirevic, David Marzocca

BFA3_SimplifiedModels.pdf

12:30 Models including g-2

Speakers: Andreas Crivellin, Jure Zupan

Durham_2022_Zupan_Crivellin.pdf

13:00 Lunch

14:00 Connections to other areas

Speaker: Anil Thapa

14:30 Towards UV complete models

Speaker: Gino Isidori

Gino22.pdf

15:00 → 15:30 coffee

15:30 → 18:00 Smoking Guns

15:30 What if the LFUV picture changes?

Speakers: Joachim Matias, Joaquim Matias

ippp.pdf

16:00 coffee

16:30 Is RK_SM>1.00 ?

Speaker: Saad Nabeebaccus

17:00 What if Rpi is SM like?

Speakers: Michael McCann, Wolfgang Altmannshofer

altmannshofer_mccann_durham.pdf

17:30 Final states with taus

Speakers: Hanae Tilquin, Lakshan Mohan

Tau couplings.pdf

Wednesday, 27 April

09:30 → 11:00 Theory Developments

09:30 Developments on non-local FF and impacts on the fits

Speaker: Meril Reboud

Reboud_161121.pdf

10:00 Progress on the lattice

Speaker: Tobi Tsang

10:30 Implications of B->D(Kpi)

Speakers: Daniel Ferlewicz, Nico Gubernari

IPPP_B_to_DKpi_implications.pdf

11:00 → 11:30 coffee

11:30 → 13:00 Experimental Developments: What are the key open questions for the current experimental measurements?

11:30 b to s

Speakers: Marie-Helene Schune, Roman Zwicky

btosKeyOpenQuestions_MHSchune.pdf

12:00 b to c

Speakers: Julian Pardinas, Martin Jung

TalkPardinasJung (1).pdf

12:30 g-2

Speakers: Chislett Rebecca, Franziska Hagelstein

Durham_2022_FlavourAnomalies_g-2.pptx

13:00 → 14:00 Lunch

14:00 → 16:50 Experimental Developments: What are the key future measurements?

14:00 b to s

Speakers: Rafael Coutinho, Tom Hadavizadeh

2022_04_21_BFA_talk_2.pdf

14:30 b to c

Speakers: Abhijit Mathad, Mark Smith

DurhamAnamaliesTalk.pdf

15:00 coffee

15:30 What can additional LFU ratios add

Speakers: Gianluca Inguglia, Yasmine Amhis (IJCLab), Yasmine Amhis

IPPP_Yasmine_Gianluca.pdf

16:00 Combining the experimental data

Speakers: Nicola Serra, Patrick Owen

combining_experimental_data.pdf

18:00 → 21:00 Dinner at the pirate cave

Thursday, 28 April

09:30 → 12:30 What are the key developments looking forward?

09:30 What will LHC Run3 change for LHCb?

Speaker: Paula Alvarez Cartelle

LHCb_RunIII.pdf

10:00 Semitauonic anomalies: techniques at Belle(2) and LHCb

Speaker: Florian Bernlocher (University of Victoria, Canada)

10:30 coffee

11:00 Prospects from the General Purpose Detectors at the LHC

Speaker: Yuta Takahashi

Yuta_IPPP_20220428_nobuild.pdf

11:30 The outlook for hadronic calculations

Speaker: Alexander Lenz (IPPP, Durham)

22_04_Hadronic_compressed.pdf

12:00 Close-out

Speaker: Greljo Admir

Greljo-Close-Out.pdf