Developing New Directions in Fundamental Physics (DND) 2020

4 Nov 2020, 08:15 → 6 Nov 2020, 18:00 America/Vancouver

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DND2020 will be held fully online on Nov. 4-6, 2020 due to COVID-19. We will hold future iterations in this series in person once it is safe to do so. New Avenues to Probe Fundamental Physics in the Pacific Northwest

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Wednesday, 4 November ¶

Welcome & Opening Remarks¶

Plenary: Morning¶

Convener: David McKeen (TRIUMF)

1 Probing the Dark Sector with Atoms and Nuclei¶

Speaker: Surjeet Rajendran (Johns Hopkins University)

Slides DND2020.pdf

Video RAJENDRAN.mp4

09:00 Discussion

2 TRIUMF Accelerator Capabilities, Present and Future¶

Speaker: Prof. Oliver Kester (TRIUMF)

Slides DND_2020_ACC_TRIUMF_O_Kester.pdf

Video KESTER.mp4

09:40 Discussion

3 The Physics Program at TRIUMF¶

An overview is given of the physics portfolio for the on-site and off-site program at TRIUMF.

Speaker: Prof. Jens Dilling (TRIUMF)

Slides New_Directions_TRIUMF_Overview_JD_final.pdf

Video DILLING.mp4

10:20 Discussion

10:30 Break

4 Fundamental physics with molecules: From electric dipole moments to dark matter candidates¶

Speaker: Robert Berger (Philipps-Universität Marburg)

Slides rb_dnd2020a.pdf

11:30 Discussion

5 Experimental Perspectives on Fundamental Physics with Molecules¶

Speaker: Nicholas Hutzler (Caltech)

Slides 2020_11_DND.pdf

Video HUTZLER.mp4

12:10 Discussion

Break¶

Plenary: Afternoon¶

Convener: Prof. David Hertzog (University of Washington)

6 Tests of lepton flavor universality and CKM unitarity¶

Speaker: Martin Hoferichter (Universität Bern)

Slides Talk_hoferichter.pdf

Video HOFERICHTER.mp4

13:50 Discussion

7 Exploring Flavor Physics with Pions and Kaons¶

Speaker: Douglas Bryman (TRIUMF/UBC)

Slides DND2020_DB.pdf

Video BRYMAN.mp4

14:30 Discussion

14:40 Break

8 EDM prospects: experiments and interpretation¶

Speaker: Tim Chupp (University of Michigan)

Slides TRIUMFFutureDirectionsTalk2020.pdf

Video CHUPP.mp4

15:40 Discussion

9 Beyond the Standard Model Across the Spectra¶

Speaker: Masha Baryakhtar (University of Washington/NYU)

Slides TRIUMF_DND.pdf

Video BARYAKHTAR.mp4

16:20 Discussion

Thursday, 5 November ¶

WG: New ideas to probe fundamental physics with nucleons and molecules (EDMs, precision measurements, etc.): Parallel Session¶

Conveners: Dr Adam Ritz (University of Victoria), Dr Beatrice Franke (TRIUMF)

slides P1parallel_summary.pdf

10 Introduction¶

Speaker: Adam Ritz (University of Victoria)

11 EDMs and molecules: state of the art and prospects for rapid improvements in hadronic and leptonic CP violation¶

Speaker: Prof. Dave DeMille

Slides DeMILLE.pptx

Video DEMILLE.mp4

12 Assembling and disassembling molecules for quantum science and precision measurement¶

Speaker: Dr Will Cairncross (Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, Harvard University)

Slides cairncross_DND2020.pdf

Video CAIRNCROSS.mp4

13 Probing Physics Beyond the Standard Model with the JILA eEDM Experiment¶

Speaker: Kia Boon Ng (JILA, University of Colorado, Boulder)

Slides DND2020_upload.pdf

Video NG.mp4

14 Discussion¶

10:55 Health break

15 Extending the reach of fundamental symmetries research with beta decay and measurements with polarized ultracold neutrons¶

Speaker: Prof. Albert Young

Slides YOUNG.pdf

Video YOUNG.mp4

16 Probing for BSM physics through Precision Measurements of the Neutron Lifetime and the Neutron Electric Dipole Moment¶

Speaker: Prof. Chen-Yu Liu

Slides 2020_11_Triumf_UCN_Liu.pdf

Video LIU.mp4

17 Discussion¶

Slides neutron-discussion-v3.pdf neutron-discussion-v3.pptx

WG: Pions, muons, ...: Parallel Session¶

Conveners: Prof. David Hertzog (University of Washington), Mr Kammel Peter (UW, Seattle and CENPA)

18 The physics of lepton flavor universality and CKM unitarity¶

Speaker: Vincenzo Cirigliano (Los Alamos National Laboratory)

Slides DND-2020-cirigliano-indico.key DND-2020-cirigliano.pdf

Video CIRIGLIANO.mp4

19 The MEG II experiment and a new idea for the precision test on LUV with the LXe detector¶

Speaker: Dr Toshiyuki Iwamoto (The University of Tokyo)

Slides LFUV_iwamoto_server.key LFUV_iwamoto_server.pdf

Video IWAMOTO.mp4

20 Fast silicon detector technologies for 4D tracking in future HEP experiments¶

Speaker: Dr Simone Michele Mazza (UC Santa Cruz)

Slides 041020_4D_tracking_DND2020_Mazza.pdf 041020_4D_tracking_DND2020_Mazza.pptx

Video MAZZA.mp4

21 Discussion¶

10:45 Break

22 Lessons learned from the PiBeta and PEN experiments¶

Speaker: Prof. Dinko Pocanic (University of Virginia)

Slides PiBeta_PEN_Pocanic.pdf

Video POCANIC.mp4

23 Lessons learned from PIENU¶

Speaker: Dr Sullivan Tristan (University of Victoria)

Slides LessonsLearned.odp LessonsLearned.pdf

Video SULLIVAN.mp4

24 Pion and muon beams at PSI, performance and plans¶

Speaker: Andreas Knecht (Paul Scherrer Institut)

Slides Andreas_Knecht_-_Pion_&_Muon_Beams_at_PSI_-_DND_2020.key Andreas_Knecht_-_Pion_&_Muon_Beams_at_PSI_-_DND_2020.pdf

Video KNECHT.mp4

25 Discussion¶

13:00 Break

WG: E-Linac Opportunities: Parallel Session¶

Convener: David McKeen (TRIUMF)

26 Electron beams and new physics¶

Speaker: Brian Batell (University of Pittsburgh)

Slides DND-Batell.pdf

Video BATELL.mp4

27 Electron beam dump experiments¶

Speaker: Dr Luca Doria (TRIUMF)

Slides Doria_ARIEL2020.pdf

Video DORIA.mp4

15:00 Discussion

15:30 Break

28 The DarkLight experiment¶

Speaker: Jan Bernauer (Stony Brook University)

Slides dl_triumf.pdf

Video BERNAUER.mp4

29 Electron beams and missing momentum¶

Speaker: Nikita Blinov (Fermilab)

Slides pres.pdf

Video BLINOV.mp4

17:00 Discussion

WG: New Physics with Radioactives: Parallel Session¶

Conveners: Alejandro Garcia (University of Washington), John Behr (TRIUMF)

30 Novel methods required to link the RIB and AMO techniques for future BSM physics studies¶

Speaker: Stephan Ettenauer (CERN)

Slides ETTENAUER.mp4 malbrunotEttenauer_TRIUMF_DND2020.pdf

31 Beta Decay overview and future¶

Speaker: Leendert Hayen (North Carolina St.)

Slides Hayen_DND_4_11_20.pdf HAYEN.mp4

32 Fierz term from Cyclotron Resonance Electron Spectroscopy¶

Speaker: Brent Graner (University of Washington)

Slides Graner_He6_CRES_2020_11_05.pdf GRANER.mp4

15:30 Break And Discussion

33 Beyond Standard Model Neutrino Studies with Rare Isotopes in Quantum Sensors¶

Speaker: Kyle Leach (Colorado School of Mines)

Slides 20201105_DND_NeutrinosRIBSandSTJs.pdf LEACH.mp4

34 Generalized King linearity and new physics searches with isotope shifts¶

Speaker: Julian Berengut (University of New South Wales)

Slides BERENGUT.mp4 Isotopes_Triumf.pdf

16:50 Discussion and Break

WG: New Technologies and Techniques: Parallel Session¶

Conveners: Prof. Alvaro Chavarria (University of Washington), Prof. Gray Rybka (University of Washington), Dr Makoto Fujiwara (TRIUMF), Dr Oliver Stelzer-Chilton (TRIUMF)

35 Superconducting Quantum Sensors and Tests of Quantum Mechanics¶

Speaker: Dr Weijian Chen (Washington University in St Louis)

Slides DND2020_superconducting_sensor_Weijian.pdf

Video CHEN.mp4

36 Tabletop experiments for quantum gravity¶

Speaker: Dr Dan Carney (University of Maryland/Fermilab)

Slides dnd2020-slides-carney.pdf

Video CARNEY.mp4

37 Atomic clocks for fundamental physics¶

Speaker: Dr Jun Ye (JILA/NIST/University of Colorado)

Slides DND_Clock-funda_phys_Ye_final.pptx

Video YE.mp4

15:30 Health Break

38 Dark matter searches with accelerometers¶

Speaker: Prof. Jens Gundlach (University of Washington)

39 Atom Interferometry for Fundamental Physics¶

Speaker: Dr Cristian Panda (University of California Berkeley)

Slides Cris Panda Atom Interferometry DND20

Video PANDA.mp4

40 Laboratory neutrino mass measurements¶

Speaker: Dr Elise Novitski (Center for Experimental Nuclear Physics and Astrophysics, University of Washington)

Slides Novitski_direct_neutrino_mass_DND_20201105.pdf

Video NOVITSKI.mp4

41 New techniques for precision measurements on simple atoms/molecules¶

Speaker: Dr Makoto Fujiwara (TRIUMF)

Slides DND2020_Fujiwara_v2.pdf

Video FUJIWARA.mp4

42 Additional Discussion Time¶

Friday, 6 November ¶

WG: New ideas to probe fundamental physics with nucleons and molecules (EDMs, precision measurements, etc.): Summary and Outlook¶

slides P1parallel_summary.pdf

43 Summary and Outlook¶

Speakers: Dr Adam Ritz (University of Victoria), Dr Beatrice Franke (TRIUMF)

Slides P1parallel_summary_v2.pdf

Video DND_Friday_Recap_1-WG_New_ideas_to_probe_fundamental_physics_with_nucleons_and_molecules.mp4

09:20 Discussion

WG: Pions, muons, ...: Summary and Outlook¶

44 Summary and Outlook¶

Speakers: Prof. David Hertzog (University of Washington), Prof. Peter Kammel (UW and CENPA, Seattle)

Slides PiMuSummary-combined_final.pdf PiMuSummary-combined_final.pptx

Video DND_Friday_Recap_2-WG_Pions,_muons.mp4

09:50 Discussion

WG: New Technologies and Techniques: Summary and Outlook¶

45 Summary and Outlook¶

Speaker: Prof. Gray RYBKA (University of Washington)

Slides dnd_new_techniques_summary.pdf

Video DND_Friday_Recap_3-WG_New_Technologies_and_Techniques.mp4

10:20 Discussion

Break¶

WG: New Physics with Radioactives: Summary and Outlook¶

46 Summary and Outlook¶

Speakers: Alejandro Garcia (University of Washington), John Behr (TRIUMF)

Slides DND2020_RadAMO_BehrSummary.pdf P4-b-summary_Garcia.pptx

Video DND_Friday_Recap_4-WG_New_Physics_with_Radioactives.mp4

11:20 Discussion

WG: E-Linac Opportunities: Summary and Outlook¶

47 Summary and Outlook¶

Speaker: David McKeen (TRIUMF)

Slides elinacWG.pdf

Video DND_Friday_Recap_5-WG_E-Linac_Opportunities.mp4

11:50 Discussion

Closing Remarks & Future Charge¶

48 Outlook and closing remarks¶

Speaker: Prof. Jens Dilling (TRIUMF)

Video DND_Friday_Recap_6-Closing_Remarks_&_Future_Charge.mp4