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Abstract: Loinaz

Prof. William Loinaz – Amherst College

“Peering Beyond the Standard Model”

The Standard Model of elementary particles and their interactions has served well for about thirty years (and generated numerous Nobel prizes), but its time is running out. I’ll review the Standard Model and discuss some near-term prospects for discovering the physics which might lie beyond, with an emphasis on the opportunities presented by neutrino physics.

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