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Caltech High Energy Physics Monday Seminars 2009-2010
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Matthew Johnson, Caltech, Testing eternal inflation with cosmic bubble collisions
Robert Bernstein, Fermilab, A
New
High-Sensitivity
Search
for
Muon-to-Electron
Conversion
at
Fermilab
abstract
Daniel Whiteson, UCI, CDF in its prime: searchs for b', Z' and
friends abstract
Iain
Stewart, MIT, Determining
alphas(mZ): New Precision Results from Jets
Zoltan Ligeti, LBNL, Supermodels for Early LHC
Joel Fajans, Berkeley, Antimatter Production, Trapping and
Antimatter Plasmas
January 11, 2010***Special 11:00 AM Seminar added***
Gordon Kane, University of
Michigan, String theory, dark
matter, cosmological history and LHC,
11:00 AM,
469 Lauritsen
January 11, 2010
Lee Roberts, Boston University, g-2
January 18, 2010
Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday
January 25, 2010
Mark Hogan, SLAC, Facilities for Accelerator Science and
Experimental Test Beams at SLAC
February 1, 2010
Maxim Pospelov, University of
Victoria, Secluded Dark Matter and
Dark Forces
February 8, 2010
David Moore, Caltech, New Results from the Final Runs of the
CDMS-II Experiment abstract
February 15, 2010
President's Day Holiday
February 22, 2010
Michael
Salem,
Tufts, Observable
effects of anisotropic bubble nucleation
March 1,
2010
Elizabeth
Jenkins,
UCSD, Understanding Baryon
Masses from the
Lattice
May 3, 2010
Philip Schuster, SLAC,
New Gauge Forces at the GeV-Scale
May 10, 2010
Daniel Stolarski, Berkeley, The Bestest Little Higgs
May 17, 2010
Peter Graham, Stanford, Observing the Dimensionality of Our Parent
Vacuum
May 24, 2010
Marat Gataullin, Caltech, LHC and CMS
May 31, 2010
Memorial Day Holiday
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