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An Outlook. In 10 years the written laws of physics will be different than they are now. What is the biggest unsolved problem in physics?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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An Outlook

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In 10 years the written laws of physics will be different than

they are now.

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"I do not like this question... Galileo was surrounded by great professors of theology, Aristotelian philosophy, and so forth, who addressed all the 'greatest' questions about the nature of the universe, the meaning of life, and so on, in long treatises. But Galileo made a more lasting contribution by studying and figuring out precisely how balls roll down inclined planes."

Frank Wilczek, in Physics World, Dec. 1999

What is the biggest unsolved problem in physics?

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“The devil is in the details.”

Sarcophilis harrisii (Tasman devil)

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How Will It Emerge?

• The energy frontier• The quark flavor

frontier• The neutrino frontier• The theory frontier• The cosmic frontier

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How Will It Emerge?

• The energy frontier• The quark flavor

frontier• The neutrino frontier• The theory frontier• The cosmic frontier

• CDF & D-Zero; LHC; • B-TeV • K-physics• NUMI & off-axis• Symmetries & Lattice• Sloan, SNAP, …

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Quark Flavor Physics

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=

Cabbibo-Kobayashi Maskawa Theory

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Hocker et.al.,Grossman

Incorporates:

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Golden Mode measures CP-violation in Mixing:

Sd KB 00 BB

sin 2βψKS = + 0.79 ± 0.39 ± 0.16 CDF Run-I 400 events (2000)

sin 2βψKS = + 0.91 ± 0.32 ± 0.18 CDF Run-I 60 events Ψ(2S)KS (2000)

box tree gluonic penguin

sin 2βψKS = + 0.84 ± 0.94 ± 0.16 Aleph + Opal Z-pole (2000)

sin 2βψKS = + 0.79 ± 0.39 ± 0.16 CDF Run-I 400 events

sin 2βψKS = + 0.719 ± 0.074 ± 0.035 Belle (2002)

sin 2βψKS = + 0.741 ± 0.067 ± 0.034 Babar (2002)

sin 2βψKS = + 0.73 ± 0.05 PDG average

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sin 2β ψKS = + 0.73 ± 0.05 (Golden Mode)

sin 2β ФKS = + 0.47 ± 0.34 (Babar)sin 2β ФKS = – 0.96 ± 0.50 (Belle) sin 2β η′KS = + 0.43 ± 0.28 (Belle)sin 2β η′KS = + 0.02 ± 0.35 (Babar)

Apparent discrepancies between CP-violationparameters measured in Bd → ψKS, φKS, η′KS :

__________________________ sin 2β XKS = + 0.17 ± 0.16 3σ discrepancy

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Modes like and are sensitive to CP-violation in a penguin process:

Sd KB

gluonic penguin

sin 2βψKS = + 0.79 ± 0.39 ± 0.16 CDF Run-I 400 events

sin 2βψKS = + 0.17 ± 0.16

Sd KB

New physics?FCNC “Z” vertex?“Trojan Penguins”

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Electroweak (or “Trojan”) Penguins

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Cleo, BaBar and Belle have measured branching ratios (these are CP-averaged):

The Puzzle KB

} Color allowed“Trojan Penguins”

} Standard

Grossman, Neubert, Kagan hep-ph/9909297Buras, Fleischer, Recksiegel, Schwabhep-ph/0309012

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Color AllowedTrojan Penguins

0KB KBd 0

KBd0 000 KB

Color SuppressedTrojan Penguins

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parameterized EW penguin: Standard Model

Experimental fit:

),( q 69.0q 0

75.1q+1.27

-0.9985 +11

-14

Buras, Fleischer, Recksiegel, Schwabhep-ph/0309012

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Other anomalies in two-body charmless branching ratios:

These are most sensitive channels to the trojan penguin

Z. Xiao et.al.,hep-ph/0011175

Data mostly CLEO,

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Test the “Golden Relation” :

Implications for Kaon Physics:

Special “clean” Golden Modes:

(3 events, AGS 787 + AGS 949)

???

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Corollary processes : Buras hep-ph/0402191

61041.0)( BBr Giri and Mohanta,hep-ph/0404091600 10)4.02.0()( BBr

BaBar:

9105.5)( BBr900 105.2)( BBr

Standard Model

Mixing: xs >> 26 ??ss BB

Nierste’s Process: sB

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

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Quark Flavor Physics will remain profoundly important:

• Hints of new physics, perhaps associated with a vertex arising from new dynamics may be emerging in the world data sets.

• Bs physics must be fully developed; • Much for CDF and D-Zero to do now, B-TeV later!• Highly synergistic with Kaon physics!• B-TeV and CKM(2) should be aggressively

pursued.

),( ZZds

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The Energy Frontier

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The Devil May Soon Appear

• CDF & D-Zero have excellent chances at catching the devil!

• Intriguing new hints of “something” – (Edward Teller, “If only you knew what I know!”)

• Possible dramatic results within 1 fb-1

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The Energy Frontier will move to CERN in 5 years

• Fermilab and CMS

• LHC Physics analysis center

• Develop the Next Generation of QCD Monte Carlos (Ellis, Giele, …)!

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The Energy/Theory Frontier

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The Energy Frontier will reveal new organizing principles of nature

• Supersymmetry– Fermionic extra dimensions– SUSY particles = KK-modes

• Classical Extra Dimensions

• New Strong Dynamics and Interactions

• Something Else?

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What kind of devil lives at the energy frontier?

• How is symmetry broken?• Is there weak scale SUSY?• Are there w.s. compact extra dimensions?• Are there new w.s. interactions, including possible

strong forces?• What new organizing principle is required at the

weak scale?

)1()2( USU

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Trouble with SUSY?

The MSSM is being squeezed:

Fine Tuning < 10% precision

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What we mean by weak scale SUSY:

• Must provide a custodial symmetry for the “weak scale” via SUSY.

• Must have unification in a simple and compelling way (consistent with String).

• Must not be “fine-tuned.” (This is supposed to be the fundamental theory!)

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Does SUSY Unify?

42.033.8)M( Z1

s 42.033.8)M( Z1

s

42.033.8)M( Z1

s One Loop

Two Loops

4% discrepancy > 3 sigma discrepancy predicting α(MZ)

S. Raby PDG

165.0532.8)M( 002.01172.0)M( Z1

Z s

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2*2 )(2

HHHHmH

/v Hweak mFixed = 175 GeV

Increased by experimental limit

forced to increase

Compute Higgs massfrom Quartic coupling:

Tree approximation, large tan β Top-stop loop

)/ln(v8

3 22~

4

22

22topt

weak

ZH mmmMmtop

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Compute Higgs massfrom underlying parameters: )(

8

3(...) 22

~2

22ttH mmfm

(1) Tree approximation

(2) Top-stop loop

Must arrange a cancellation between (1) and (2)

Fine tuning < 10% The “Little Hierarchy Problem”

Barbieri; Gaillard, Birkedal,Chako; Kribs; …

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How to fix it?

NMSSM: Modify the tree relationship:

(1) Replace µ-term by gauge singlet

(2) Topflavor

e.g., Batra, Delgado,Kaplan,Tait

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Make SUSY Unify!

One Loop

Two Loops

Raise mstop to 1010 GeV; invoke “anthropic principle.”

Dimopoulos Arkani-Hamed

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Solutions pull away from SU(5) unificationand toward a strongly interacting theory

Non-SUSY solutions to EWSB exist and are natural.

Strong Dynamics: TC2, or the Top Seesaw

Deconstruction and the Little Higgs

Or, perhaps something else:

Eichten, Lane;Dobrescu, CTH, Chivukula, Georgi, Arkani-Hamed, Cohen…

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Neutrino Frontier

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The Devils in Neutrino Physics

• Majorana vs Dirac Masses?

• Relationship to electroweak scale?

• Relationship to GUT/Planck scale?

• Dynamical aspects of neutrino masses?

• The global strategy.

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Gell-Mann, Ramond, Slansky;Yanagida; Weinberg 1977:

HHg cL

Weinberg 1968: RL Hg

The GUT Scale?!

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Cosmic Devils

• The Cosmological Constant Problem– The Big Problem– The Little Problem

• The Dark Matter Problem– Cosmic coincidences? SUSY? Neutrinos?

• The Matter-Antimatter asymmetry– Which CP-violation? SUSY? Neutrinos? – Leptogenesis?

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SUSY Light-stop models with neutralino LSP dark matter signalTE

Balazs, Carena, Wagner;Lykken, Demina

(1)

(2) Dark Matter and Dark Energy fromNeutrinos:Neutrino “pseudo-gravity”

)/cos(4 fm

)/cos(4 fm 3Tm CTH, Schramm, Fry;Frieman, Stebbins, Waga;Kolb; Nelson, Kaplan, Weiner

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Cosmic Devils

• The Cosmological Constant Problem

–The Big Problem– The Little Problem

• The Dark Matter Problem– Cosmic coincidences? SUSY? Neutrinos?

• The Matter-Antimatter asymmetry– Which CP-violation? SUSY? Neutrinos? – Leptogenesis?

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The Role of Scale Symmetry?

• We live in 1+3 dimensions

• The big cosmological constant conundrum

• The Higgs Boson mass scale

• How QCD solves the problem of hierarchy

• New Strong Dynamics?

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)( 2alcosmologic HHmGGTr

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gTS H

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Love, Politics and Subatomic ParticlesReviewed by Linda Richards

 In reviewing A Hole In Texas, it seems significant to note that Herman Wouk's first novel, Aurora Dawn, was published in 1947: 56 years ago. Also significant: he was 32 years old at the time. Wouk received the Pulitzer Prize for The Caine Mutiny, which was published in 1951. As I write this, Wouk is just days shy of his 89th birthday. (He was born on May 27th, 1915.)

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Prometheus Books, expected release in Fall, 2004

www.emmynoether.com

Symmetry and the Beautiful Universe