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日本語Collider Phenomenology
IPMU collider phenomenology group members pursue a broad range of research in testing physics of the Standard Model and beyond the Standard Model at the colliders, especially the CERN Large Hadron Collider(LHC). With the LHC turn-on in 2009, we have great opportunities in exploring physics at the TeV scale. This machine enables us to systematically investigate electroweak symmetry breaking, to probe new physics like low energy supersymmetry, extra dimensions or other unexpected exotics. Researchers in the group are now preparing the theoretical tools to investigate these exciting physics. We also seek the connection between collider physics and dark matter/ cosmic ray physics.
Group Members
Chuan-Ren Chen
Collider phenomenology of the Standard Model (SM) and Models Beyond the Standard Model (BSM).
Won Sang Cho
New physics search/discrimination, mass/spin measurements of new particles, and CP violation at the LHC.
Motoi Endo
Supersymmetric models, including collider phenomenology and particle cosmology.
BSM, in particular, SUSY models, their LHC phenomenology and application to cosmology (baryogenesis, BBN constraints, dark matter and its signatures).
Junji Hisano
Flavor physics and collider physics of BSM.
William Klemm
How to discover BSM and distinguish from one another at collider. Determination of spins of new particles.
Sourav Mandal
Models beyond the Standard Model, and their signatures in astrophysics,cosmic rays and colliders.
Determination of spin and mass of BSM particles.
New physics searches and measurements at LHC
Seong Chan Park
Search for BSM, in particular, extra dimensions and black holes at the LHC. Search for golden channel for finding black holes at the LHC. MC generator for black hole events (BlackMax).
Physics of top, Z', and higgs.
Search for BSM and test of SM at the LHC.
Tsutomu Yanagida
Finding theories beyond the standard model.Theories for strongly interacting gauge mediation and possible explanations on the anomaliesobserved in PAMELA experiments of cosmic rays.