Lessons from bygone anomalies: Pathways from data to models to theories Lecture 2

by Pyungwon Ko (Korea Institute for Advanced Study)

Wednesday 23 Oct 2024, 13:30 → 15:30 Asia/Shanghai

Tsung-Dao Lee Institute/N6F-N600 - Lecture Room (Tsung-Dao Lee Institute)

Abstract: In these lectures, I will first review the basic ingredients of the Standard Model for particle physics, recapitulating its underlying  assumptions and the consequences thereof. Then I will take a few examples in flavor and dark matter physics where simple phenomenological models and their simple UV completions give completely different results. Limitations of effective field theory approaches will be discussed carefully. And it will be emphasized that mathematical consistency of theories is most important for physically correct and reliable predictions.

 

Biography:
2005.3.–present Professor, School of Physics, KIAS
2008.9–2011.8 Chair, School of Physics, KIAS
2002.3.–2005.2 Professor, Dep. of Physics, KAIST
1997.9.–2002.2. Associate Professor, Dep. of Physics, KAIST
1994.3.–1997.8. Assistant Professor, Dep. of Physics, Hong-Ik University
1991.9.–1994.2. Research Associate, University of Minnesota
1988–1991 Research Assistant with J.L. Rosner, University of Chicago
 

Host: Prof. Xiao-Gang He

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