Dark Matter at the LHC: EFTs and gauge invariance
Date: April 21st @ 15:00 pm (CET)
Presenter: T. J. Weiler (Vanderbilt U)
Title: Dark Matter at the LHC: EFTs and gauge invariance
Abstract: Effective field theory (EFT) formulations of dark matter interactions have proven to be a con- venient and popular way to quantify LHC bounds on dark matter. However, some of the non- renormalizable EFT operators considered do not respect the gauge symmetries of the Standard Model. We carefully discuss under what circumstances such operators can arise, and outline poten- tial issues in their interpretation and application
To see a video recording of the session, please go to: http://encuentro.uv.es/p936cd3knb8/
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