YETI'10; Window to the dark world, cosmology to LHC

12 Jan 2010, 09:00 → 14 Jan 2010, 13:45 Europe/London

The Young Experimentalists and Theorists Institute aims to promote interaction between the two halves of the PP community at the early career stage and encourage interest in phenomenology. The YETI aims to give a pedagogical introduction to a particular area of topical interest in particle physics. A key feature are the hands-on sessions in the afternoons.

Tuesday, 12 January

Lectures I

1 Welcome

Speaker: Prof. Nigel Glover (IPPP)

2 Large scale structure formation

Speaker: Prof. Carlos Frenk (ICC Durham)

3 Seeing the high-energy universe

Speaker: Prof. Subir Sarkar (Oxford)

Slides SeeingHEuniverse_Lecture1.pdf

4 Coffee break

5 The cosmic microwave background and what it tells us

Speaker: Prof. David Lyth (Lancaster)

Slides p09yeti.pdf

Lunch

Tutorial I - SoftSUSY/Micromegas

slides handout.pdf

6 Softsusy Tutorial

Speaker: Mr Matthew Dolan (Cambridge)

Wednesday, 13 January

Lectures 2

7 Seeing the high-energy universe

Speaker: Prof. Subir Sarkar (Oxford)

Slides SeeingHEuniverse_Lecture2.pdf

8 Large-scale structure formation

Speaker: Prof. Carlos Frenk (ICC Durham)

9 Coffee break

10 Finding dark matter candidates at the LHC

Speaker: Prof. Alan Barr (Oxford)

11 The cosmic microwave background and what it tells us

Speaker: Prof. David Lyth (Lancaster)

Lunch

Tutorial 2 - Feynrules

12 Feynrules turorial

Speaker: Dr Claude Duehr (IPPP)

Handout FR_handout.pdf.pdf

Thursday, 14 January

Lectures 3

13 Dark matter and all that

Speaker: Dr Alessandro Strumia (Pisa)

Slides DM.pdf

14 Finding dark matter candidates at the LHC

Speaker: Dr Alan Barr (Oxford)

Slides Barr-Yeti-2010.ppt

15 Coffee break

16 Dark matter and all that

Speaker: Dr Alessandro Strumia (Pisa)

Lunch