Michael E. Peskin Lectures

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Physics of Electroweak Symmetry Breaking

In this series of six lectures, Professor M. E. Peskin (SLAC) addresses various aspects of the physics of Electroweak Symmetry Breaking. The most important theoretical ideas are analyzed, with special emphasis to the distinctive signatures detectable at the CERN Large Hadron Collider

Auditorio 6-435, Martes y Jueves , h. 12.00

July 29: The Standard Model, the Higgs Boson, and the problem of EWSB PDF, Video
July 31: The rise and fall of Technicolor PDF, Video
August 5: Supersymmetry as a model of EWSB (Lectured by E. Nardi) PDF
August 12: Extra Dimensions: Flat, Warped, and Deconstructed PDF, Video
August 14: The EWSB connection to Cosmic Dark Matter PDF, Video
August 19: EWSB Models at the LHC PDF, Video

These lectures were recorded the past month of June during the 2008 LNF Spring Institute, that was held in the Frascati National Laboratories (Rome). Professor M. Peskin kindly consented to reproduce his lectures in the Physics Institute of the University of Antioquia.
The third lecture on Supersymmetry (August 5) was not recorded properly, and will be presented by Prof. E. Nardi relying on Prof. Peskin slides.

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