DESY Summer Program 2011 Gudrid Moortgat-Pick 1 Physics at e + e - Colliders Gudrid Moortgat-Pick...

DESY Summer Program 2011 Gudrid Moortgat-Pick

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Physics at ePhysics at e++ee-- Colliders Colliders

Gudrid Moortgat-Pick

Hamburg University, 17.8.2011

• Introduction

• Achievements with LEP, SLC

• Physics beyond the Standard Model: supersymmetry

• Techniques at the high-energy e+e- collider

• ILC physics potential in view of LHC expectations

• Summary and some literature for further studies


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Few words before …• You heard already a lot about

– how e+e- colliders work– how they are limited– how the physics is detected– how we describe the physics theoretically– summary on physics issues

I do not want to repeat the things, therefore I will focus on only a few

physics topics (top, Higgs, SUSY, ED) and a few technical tools

(threshold scans, continuums measurements, beam polarization)– Discussions: any time, please feel free to ask questions….


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Introduction

Characteristics of pp collider:composite particles collideE(CM) < 2 E(beam)strong interaction in initial statesuperposition with spectator

jetsLHC: √s = 7 14TeV, used ŝ = x1x2s few TeVsmall fraction of events

analyzedmultiple triggers`no' polarization applicable

Large potential fordirect discoveries

and of the e +e-(γe, γ γ) collider:pointlike particles collideE(CM) = 2 E(beam)well defined initial stateclean final stateILC: √s = 90 GeV -- 1 TeV, tunableCLIC: √s=3 TeVmost events in detector analyzedno triggers requiredpolarized initial beams possible

Large potential for direct dis-coveries and via high

precision


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Discoveries at e+e- colliders

• Some examples of direct discoveries at e+e- colliders:

• J/ Ѱ at SPEAR at SLAC (1974)

• Gluons at PETRA at DESY (1979)

• famous ‘3 jet events’

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The unique advantage of e+e-

• Their clean signatures allow precision measurements

• Sensitive to the theory at quantum level (i.e. contributions of virtual particles, ‘higher orders’)!

• Such measurements allow predictions for effects of still undiscovered particles, but whose properties are defined by theory.


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Prediction of the top quark mass

• Predicted discovery of the top quark at the Tevatron 1995!

• Predicted discoveries: e+, n, π, q, g,W, Z, c, b, t• Future examples: Higgs, SUSY ??? -- see later


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Some LEP data• Circumference 27 km• √s 91.2 GeV (LEP1) to 209 GeV(LEP2)• Accelerating Gradient Up to 7MV/m

(Superconducting cavities)• Number of Bunches 4 × 4• Current per Bunch ≈ 750 μA• Luminosity at LEP1 24 × 1030 cm−2 s−1 (≈ 1 Z0/s)• Luminosity at LEP2 50 × 1030 cm−2 s−1 (≈ 3 W+W−/h)• Interaction regions 4 (ALEPH,DELPHI,L3,OPAL)• Energy calibration < 1MeV (at Z0)


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LEP data1990 – ≈ 91 GeV1995 5 Million Z0/exp.1995 Test phase forLEP2 130GeV1996 161 − 172 GeVWW-Threshold1997 183 − 209 GeV2000 10 000 WW-pairs/exp.Searches fornew physics0 (?) Higgs bosonsLEP was shut down and dismantled to make room for LHC in Nov. 2000

Integrated Luminosities

LEP measured sin2θeff= from AFB(had)

SLC data and featuresSLC data and features• Stanford Linear Collider

– e+e- at √s=91.26 GeV: the ‘Z’ pole– Luminosity ~ 3 x 1030 cm-2s-1

– Special feature:highly polarized e--beam !

P(e-)~78%

– Best single measurement of weak mixing angle:

sin2θeff= 0.23098 ± 0.00026 from ALR(l)• Higher precision although lower luminosity!!!• More examples fort use of polarization, see later …


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Back to LEP1: the Basic Process

• Z0 lineshape: Z0 mass, Z0/γ-interference • Number of neutrinos, etc.• Precision tests of the QFD: forward-backward asymmetries• Precision tests of QCD: Confirmation of SU(3)• Together with mW: Prediction of the top quark mass• Many other precision tests of the SM• Very successful: more than 2400 publications from 4 collaborations !


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First Z - event

• e+e- -> Z -> q q (13.8.89 !)– Tracking chambers not yet fully operational,

therefore only ECAL


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Total cross section

• Z0 gives a dramatic resonance

• cross section well described (at quantum level, not only at tree level!)


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Z0 Mass Measurement

• Very important input to SM fits !• Uncertainty is only ∆mZ~2.1MeV• Important to understand systematics of the beam energy

measurement!


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Systematics: Beam Energy Measurement

• Uncertainty is only 1MeV !• Further systematics have been: water level, tides, TGV• Remark: polarization not used for physics, but for calibration!


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Z0 branching ratios: neutrinos

– measure ‘invisible’ events ! (also important for SUSY, see later)


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Counting neutrinos via photons!

• Using radiative neutrino production:

– leads to signal only in ECAL


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Fitting the cross section:

• Fit prefers 3 families

• but rather large error

• Some theory assumptions

• but better than nothing…


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Other method for counting neutrinos

• Measuring the total width of the Z (‘life-time’)

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Exploiting further observables:

angular distributions!• linear dependence on scattering angle cosθ:

– n

– n


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Measuring Z0 couplings

• Vector- and axial-vector couplings:

– gVl=T3l-2 e sin2θW

– gAl=T3l

T3l=weak isospin

=-1/2 for e


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Measuring the ew mixing angle

• Measuring the AFB

can be interpreted

as measuring sin2θW

• Result (only LEP):

sin2θW=0.23221±0.00029– Result improved by inclusion

of other experiments, e.g.

SLD (see later)

– Discrepancy between AFB and

ALR -> impact on Higgs tests !


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Top mass prediction


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So far we have done …

• Discussion of LEP1 results, only as an example• Because of time: rarely mentioned details from

other e+e- experiments– SLD: very important also for sin2θW (used polarized

beams, see later)– LEP2: but also very rich program, as e.g. precision W

mass measurement, searches for the Higgs boson, but also for new physics

• But why do we need physics beyond the SM and what are the experimental challenges?

Open questions …and possible Open questions …and possible answersanswers

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• Shortcomings of the Standard Model

•Unification of all interactions?

ILC,CLIC

•Hierarchy problem?

LHC,ILC

•Establish electroweak symmetry breaking

ILC,CLIC

•Embedding of gravity

cosmo,LHC/ILC

•Neutrino mixing and masses v-,

cosmo-exp.

•Baryon asymmetry in Universe? v-, cosmo,

LHC, ILC

•Dark matter v-,

cosmo, LHC, ILC

• Why TeV scale?

• Protect hierarchy between mweak and mplanck

• Dark matter consistent with sub-TeV scale WIMPs


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Shortcomings of the Standard Model

•doesn't contain gravity

•doesn't explain neutrino masses

•doesn't have candidate for dark matter 23% of universe is cold dark matter!

•no unification of gauge couplings possible

•further problem: `hierachy problem'Higgs mass unstable w.r.t. largequantum corrections:


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The Hierarchy Problem


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Hierarchy Problem 2Hierarchy Problem 2


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Hierarchy Problem 3


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Hierarchy Problem 4


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Supersymmetry – intro 1


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Soft SUSY Breaking


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Free parameters in the MSSM

Unconstrained MSSMUnconstrained MSSM


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• No particular SUSY breaking mechanism is assumed– 105 parameters, but no quadratic divergencies

• Constrained models (4 to 5 parameters only): assumptions

• New quantum number: R-parity=(-1)3B+L+2S (SM=+1, SUSY=-1)– If conserved: lightest particle is stable ….’dark matter candidate’– Most general and renormalizable superpotential


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Particle content in the MSSM


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Properties of SUSY - Unification


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Prospects of SUSY at future colliders

Goals and features at a Goals and features at a LCLC

• Direct production up to kinematical limit– tunable energy: threshold scans !

• Extremely clean signatures– polarized beams available– impressive potential also for indirect searches via

precision

• Unravelling the structure of NP– precise determination of underlying parameters– model distinction through model independent searches

• High precision measurements– test of the Standard Model (SM) with unprecedented

precision– even smallest hints of NP could be observed

Discovery of new phenomena via high energy

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Beam polarization at colliders


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e+ polarization is an absolute novelty! Expected P(e+) ~ 60%


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Electron polarization


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Polarized positrons

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How to describe the spin?


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Remarks about couplings structureDefinition: Helicity λ=s * p/|p| ‘projection of spin’

Chirality = handedness is equal to helicity only of m=0!


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General remarks, cont.


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Start: Statistical arguments for P(e+)

Polarized cross sections can be subdivided in:

σRR, σLL, σRL, σLR are contributions with fully polarized L, R beams.

In case of a vector particle only (LR) and (RL) configurations contribute:


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Statistics 2

• Polarized cross section reads:

• With effective luminosity


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Statistics 3 Effective polarization:


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Statistics 4


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Statistics 5How are Peff and ALR related?

That means:

With pure error propagation (and errors uncorrelated), one obtains:

With


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Statistics 6


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Background suppression


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Back to the ILC physics case…

• But since the ILC can not start before 2020, all physics issues have to be seen in view of expected LHC results

• In the following we discuss several physics topics, starting at 500 GeV, 1TeV, multi-TeV

• Applying the mentioned tools, threshold scans, beam polarization, precision measurements

• But only a personal selection of examples ……


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Physics up to sqrt(s)=500 GeV: top

mtop= 173.3 +- 1.1 GeV


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Top mass 3

We expect at the LC:

Importance of ‘top’ mass


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Electroweak symmetry breaking / Higgs

Mh<185 GeV

Currently LHC: maybe mH~120-140 GeV ???


Determination of Higgs properties

LHC input for optimal choices of running scenarios !

Higgs spin


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Higgs mass at ILC


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Higgs mass, 2

• Use Higgsstrahlung: due to well-known initial state and well-observed Z-decays– Derive Higgs mass independently from decay

– Only possible at a LC!


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Higgs properties

SUSY expectations


Status LHC resultsStatus LHC results• First LHC results based on L=35pb-1:

– Exclusion bounds in mSUGRA for couloured spectrum

• Remember talks from EPS conference

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From: pp -> 2 jets +MTE

• mSUGRA scenario• coloured g,q > 500 GeV

Interpretation in mSUGRA• electroweak sector: mχ0

2~200 GeV still rather light…

CMS, arXiv: 1101.1628


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Status LHC results, cont.Status LHC results, cont.• ATLAS-result:

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From: pp -> 2 jets +MTE

• mSUGRA scenario• q,g > 700-800 GeV

Interpretation in mSUGRA• electroweak sector: mχ0

2~300 GeV SPS1a `excluded’• many particles out of kinematical range for √s=500 GeV• but remember, that’s just in mSUGRA!


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News see talk by G. Weiglein next week….

But – is mSUGRA the full But – is mSUGRA the full truth?truth?

• Remember: we have 105 new SUSY parameters (instead of only 4) …– `everything’ is possible– but the full MSSM is a more long-term goal– No ‘real’ fitting option

• Relation between particles depends crucially on the SUSY breaking scenario – Study different breaking scenarios with also only a

few parameters – Get a feeling whether we walk on the right interpretation

path….

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New SUSY breaking New SUSY breaking developmentsdevelopments

• For instance, hybrid models: flavourful anomaly-gravity mediation

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C. Gross, G. Hiller, arXiv: 1101.5352

• heavy coloured sector• ‘light’ electroweak sector

Further advantages:• no tachions due to flavour dependence• heavy gravitino: benefitial for cosmology

Very interesting model


Is this the only solution?Is this the only solution?• Or take AMSB scenarios:

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• Similar feature: heavy coloured but also light uncoloured spectrum

•Technical challenge:

•Mass degeneration

•Only few pheno LC studies performed in the past

Uli Martyn, Nabil Ghodbane, hep-ph/0201233


Or remember good ‘old’ Or remember good ‘old’ examplesexamples

• Have a look on GMSB scenarios (`SPS7’):

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Again: •a heavy couloured spectrum is natural in this scenario• but also a rather light electroweak sector…..

But: technical challenges• many т’s, etc.• still many detailed ILC studies missing! ……Uli Martyn, Nabil Ghodbane,

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Back to work: discovery of SUSY


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SUSY mass determinations at the LHC


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SUSY mass measurement im continuum


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Mass measurement of the LSP mass


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Test off spin quantum number at ILC

• Clean signatures, known initial state, tunable

energy:


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One more SUSY Test at the ILC


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Chiral quantum numbers, 2


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LHC/ILC interplay


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Indirect searches: extra dimensions


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Extra dimensions


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EW precision measurements

• GigaZ option at the ILC: – high-lumi running on Z-pole/WW– 109 Z in 50-100 days of running– Needs machine changes (bypass in the current outline)

• High precision needs polarized beams

• Provides measurement of sin2θW with unprecedented precision!


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Electroweak precision test 2

Electroweak precision Electroweak precision observablesobservables

• EWPO: α, GF, MZ, MW, Гl , sin2θeff, gμ-2, …– One example: precise measurement of

MW = 80.399±0.023 GeV

• accuracy of 0.3‰• leading to sensitivity to 1- and 2-loop quantum effects …

• Previous experimental results at the Z-pole:• LEP: very precise measurement of MZ, ГZ, AFB(l), AFB(b,c),…

• SLD: ALR(e), ALR(μ), …

• Of particular interest: sin2θeff = 1-MW2/M2

Z + loop effects• Determined from AFB , A LR

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Physics gain of polarized Physics gain of polarized beam(s)beam(s)

• Past experience: – excellent e- polarization ~78% at SLC:– led to best single measurement of sin2θ=0.23098±0.00026

on basis of L~1030 cm-2s-1

• Compare with results from unpolarized beams at LEP:– sin2θ=0.23221±0.00029 but with L~1031cm-2s-1

polarization can even compensate order of magnitude in

luminosity for specific observables !


Current experimental Current experimental situationsituation

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LEP:sin2θeff(AFB

b)= 0.23221±0.00029

SLC:sin2θeff(ALR)= 0.23098±0.00026

World average:sin2θeff = 0.23153±0.00016

Discrepancy between the two most precise measurementsCentral value has large impact on physics predictions!


Theory vs. experiment: MTheory vs. experiment: MWW – world av. – world av. of sinof sin22θθeffeff

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→ Consistent with Standard Model and MSSM (unconstrained)

Heinemeyer, Weiglein


MMWW - A - ALRLR(SLD)-value sin(SLD)-value sin22θθeffeff

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→ large deviation from the Standard Model



MMWW - A - AFBFB(LEP )-value sin(LEP )-value sin22θθeffeff

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→ large deviation from both, the Standard Model and the MSSM Precise sin2θeff-measurement has the potential to rule out both models !



sinsin22θθeffeff at the Z-factoryat the Z-factory

• Measure both AFB and ALR in same experiment !

with improved precision w.r.t. LEP and SLC:

• ALR: large gain from polarization of both beams and higher luminosity

• AFB: gain from higher luminosity, better b-tagging, etc.

resolve unclear situation: • New physics affecting AFB(b) and ALR(l) in different ways?

• Resolution of experimental discrepancy:

reliable central value+ improved precision

large impact on interpretation of LHC results!


Which precision should one aim for Which precision should one aim for NOW?NOW?

• Theoretical uncertainties: Δsin2θeffho~5x10-5 (currently)

• Uncertainties from input parameters: ΔmZ, Δαhad , mtop

• ΔmZ=2.1 MeV: Δsin2θeffpara~1.4x10-5

• Δαhad~10 ( 5 future) x 10-5 : Δsin2θeffpara~3.6 (1.8 future )x10-5

• Δmtop~1 GeV (LHC): Δsin2θeffpara~3x10-5

• Δmtop~0.1 GeV (ILC): Δsin2θeffpara~0.3x10-5

If Δsin2θeff ~ 3x10-5 achievable: already big physics impact

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Davier, ’10:


Possible result of a Z-factory : Possible result of a Z-factory : ΔΔsinsin22θθeff eff ~ ~ 3x103x10-5-5

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would unambiguously rule out SM+MSSM !

Higher precision mandatory to fix central value!

• What’s the benefit of higher precision?Heinemeyer, Weiglein



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Blondel scheme for GigaZ @ILC

Would be ultimate precision…..


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SUSY Constraints from GigaZ


Only Higgs @LHCNo hints for SUSY

• Deviations in

sin2θeff

– hints for SUSY

• Powerful test!– Do not miss it

Help in worst case scenarios ?


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Physics up to 1 TeV

•Direct search for extra dimensions


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Direct search for extra dimensions


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Multi-TeV option at CLIC - Higgs


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Summary• e+e- physics has been the core of high precision

physics over the last decade• Results from LEP, SLD, B-factories provide tests of the

SM at quantum level!• We expect a fascinating future in the next years: LHC

will shed first light on the mysteries of EW symmetry breacking

• Rich program and high physics potential of the ILC will unravel the new physics and enter a new precision frontier!

Stay tuned for the LHC and (I)LC!

( Klaus Desch @CERN 02/09)


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Some literature• ILC physics: TESLA TDR, physics part hep-ph/0106315

ILC RDR, arXiv:0712.1950

• LHC/ILC interplay: G. Weiglein, Phys. Rept. 426, 47 (2006), hep-ph/0410364

• Supersymmetry: introduction

M. Drees, hep-ph/9611409, S. Martin, hep-ph/9709356

• Polarization+Spin: GMP, POWER report, Phys. Rept. 460,131 (2008), hep-ph/0507011

webpage: www.ippp.dur.ac.uk/LCsources

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