Flavour Anomalies-Collider Interplay

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• Prof. Ben Allanach, University of Cambridge
• Wednesday 09 February 2022, 14:15-15:15
• Both in-person (at MR2, DAMTP) and online (details to be sent by email).

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A set of measurements is currently strongly pointing towards beyond the Standard Model in particle physics: the so-called `flavour anomalies’. I will describe these measurements in general terms and describe what new physics can explain them. The new physics quantum fields come in two classes: flavour-changing leptoquarks or Z-primes. I will say how these can be found by direct searches in particle colliders, and how they may shed light on the fermion mass puzzle.

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