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  1. The
Large
Hadron
Collider
control
room
at
CERN
(Geneva)
 10 th 
of
September
2008
at
CERN
(Geneva):
start
of
the
LHC
experiment


  2. 10 th 
of
September
2008
at
CERN
(Geneva):
start
of
the
LHC
experiment


  3. What is physics ? “ Physics is considered to be the most basic of the natural sciences. It deals with the fundamental constituents of matter and their interactions as well as the nature of atoms and the build-up of molecules and condensed matter. It tries to give unified descriptions of the behavior of matter as well as of radiation, covering as many types of phenomena as possible. In some of its applications, it comes close to the classical areas of chemistry, and in others there is a clear connection to the phenomena traditionally studied by astronomers. Present trends are even pointing toward a close approach of some areas of physics and microbiology .” By Erik B. Karlsson, “The Nobel Prize: The First 100 Years”, 2001

  4. Nature : the story from the Big Bang until today symmetry “chaos” Elementary particle physics or high energy physics Astro-physics Chemistry Biology ... One single theory Different theories describe describing everything several aspects of Nature

  5. General principle of a circular accelerator bend particles with a magnet accelerate particles with electric fields

  6. Nature : the story from the Big Bang until today symmetry “chaos” Experimental not today One theory describing accessible today : everything up to ~1000 GeV : other theories aim to describe this period The Standard Model but today they cannot be verified yet !!

  7. What do we know today : the Standard Model matter particles → fermions Increasing mass massive small or no mass ?? electrical charged no electric charge

  8. The
Tevatron
Collider
at
Fermilab
(Chicago)
 2
TeV
collisions


  9. simulaJon
 analysis
 In
the
real
collisions
taken
by
 the
D0
experiment
and
aIer
 the
event
selecJon
21
of
these
 events
remain
to
measure
the
 electric
charge
of
the
top
quark.


  10. Reconstructed
top
quark
charge
 The
probability
of
the
observaJon
 assuming
that
100%
of
the
 selected
events
are
exoJc
quarks
 with
electric
charge
4e/3
is
8%.
 First 'me ever this is measured!!

  11. Nature : the story from the Big Bang until today symmetry “chaos” Experimental not today One theory describing accessible today : everything up to ~1000 GeV : other theories aim to describe this period The Standard Model but today they cannot be verified yet !!

  12. The
Large
Hadron
Collider
at
CERN
(Geneva)
 14
TeV
collisions


  13. The
Large
Hadron
Collider
at
CERN
(Geneva)


  14. The
ATLAS
detector
at
the
LHC
(Geneva)
 ~100m

  15. Tevatron:
 Top
quarks
are
a
field
for
 exiJng
physics
 LHC:
 Top
quarks
become
 background
events
for
the
 new
parJcles
we
search
 In
the
search
for
new
 parJcles
we
need
to
 measure
the
level/shape
 of
the
background
from
 the
data
itself.


  16. If
supersymmetry
is
part
of
Nature,
then
new
parJcle
should
exist,
and
some
of
 them
escape
detecJon
resulJng
in
missing
(transverse)
energy.
 But,
we
cannot
thrust
the
calculaJon
of
the
Standard
Model
processes
at
 these
high
missing
transverse
energies.


  17. b‐quark
pairs
 #
correct

 control region A A’ SUSY
signal

 region
 region signal N N bck normaliza'on signal MET
 region region N bck = N × (A’/A)

  18. EsJmated
background
from
data
agrees
reasonable
with
predicJon
 Basis
which
is
needed
for
future
searches
of
supersymmetric
parJcles


  19. Summary
 A
clear
contribuJon
to
the
research
of
parJcle
physics
which
is
an
 important
domain
in
modern
physics
 Tevatron
(Fermilab,
Chicago)
 
First
measurement
of
the
electric
charge
of
the
top
quark
 
ConfirmaJon
of
the
Standard
Model
predicJon
 LHC
(CERN,
Geneva)
 
EsJmate
of
the
background
contribuJon
in
the
search
for
new
physics


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