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"The Israeli Joint Nuclear Physics Seminars: Searching for Beyond SM Physics using Trapped Rare Isotopes" | The Racah Institute of Physics

"The Israeli Joint Nuclear Physics Seminars: Searching for Beyond SM Physics using Trapped Rare Isotopes"

Date: 
Mon, 22/06/201515:20-15:50
Location: 
The Shwartz auditorium, at Soreq Nuclear Research Center (SNRC), Yavne
Lecturer: Prof. Guy Ron
Affiliation: Racah Institute of Physics,
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Abstract:
Trapped radioactive atoms and ions
have become a standard tool of the
trade for precision studies of beyond
SM physics. Beta decay studies, in
particular, offer the possibility of
detecting deviations from standard
model predictions of the weak
interaction which signal new physics.
These 'precision frontier' searches are
complementary to the high energy
searches performed by the LHC and
other high energy/high luminosity
facilities. I will present a general
overview of the topic, focusing on
future plans making use of SARAF
and it's unique capabilities.
Additional details of the upcoming Israeli
Joint Nuclear Physics' Seminars can be
found on the following link.