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Colloquium
New Physics for Baryogenesis and Where to Find It
Seyda Ipek, Carleton University
Location: AQ 3149
Friday, 08 March 2024 02:30PM PST
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Synopsis
Everything around us, in fact pretty much everything in the universe is made up of matter. There is virtually no antimatter in the universe. I will discuss why this matter–antimatter asymmetry cannot be explained with the Standard Model. New physics models that try to address this existential problem have some common features. I will give an overview of these beyond-the-SM predictions and discuss how we can search for them in various ways, e.g. at the LHC, with gravitational wave detectors and with ultracold neutrons.