Physics & Astronomy
Colloquium
Theoretical and empirical evidence show the Standard Model,
successful though it may be, to be incomplete at sufficiently high energies.
Collider experiments yield direct constraints on possible completions,
though important, complementary constraints come from
precision measurements at low energies. I overview
the latter, focussing on tests afforded by the study
of low-energy neutrons, and discuss the theoretical
challenges in interpreting these measurements
as constraints on emergent, TeV-scale phenomena.
3:30 PM, Friday, September 8, 2006
Room 155, Chem-Phys Building
Dr. Susan Gardner
Department of Physics and Astronomy
University of Kentucky
``Tracking TeV-Scale Physics with neV Neutrons''
Refreshments will be served in CP 179 at 3:15 PM