SEMINAR
Wednesday,
May 10th - h. 15.00
Aula Seminari
(A34)
M.
RONAN (Lawrence Berkeley Lab)
e+e- Linear Collider Physics and Detectors
Abstract
A future high-energy e+e- linear collider will allow precision measurements
of the Higgs particle and verification of the Higgs mechanism by which
all known particles obtain their mass.
If Supersymmetry (SUSY) is a symmetry of nature, then an e+e- LC
will allow detailed spectroscopic studies of the expected
new particles.
Current North American LC studies are focused on outlining the physics
opportunities provided by an e+e- machine and on studying detector options.
This talk will present some of the most interesting physics
objectives and discuss the detector simulation effort.
A Java-based distributed analysis framework and complete reconstruction
software written for this work will be discussed.
Recent results of jet-jet W-boson mass reconstruction will be shown for
Large TPC and Small silicon detector models.
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