Particle Physics just entered the exciting phase where we can study the properties of a new discovery.
To this aim, and for direct and indirect searches of New Physics,
predictions beyond the leading order in perturbation theory are required.
The series of Workshops "High Precision for Hard Processes" (HP2) was started to discuss advances in the field of QCD and EW radiative corrections to both SM and BSM processes at hadron colliders. The first workshop of the series was held in Zurich in 2006, and it was followed by a second workshop in Buenos Aires in 2008. The third workshop took place in Florence in 2010. Participation at the fourth HP2 workshop in Munich is by invitation only.
At HP2^4 in Munich we plan to discuss:
* Status reports and implications of current experimental results
* Phenomenological results on hard-scattering cross sections at high perturbative orders
* Automated methods to compute multi-leg amplitudes at tree and loop level
* Matching Monte Carlo event generators with fixed order calculations
* Radiative corrections in Beyond the Standard Model physics phenomenology
Updates on the Higgs boson production and decay at the LHC: transverse momentum resummation effects in the H to 2photons, H to WW to l nu l nu and H to ZZ to 4l decay modes
Speaker:
Damiano Tommasini(University of Debrecen)
Slides
10:40
Coffee Break
4
H and Z boson production with a jet veto
Speaker:
Pier Francesco Monni(University of Zurich)
Slides
5
Higher order QCD corrections for associated VH production at hadron colliders
Speaker:
Giancarlo Ferrera(University of Milan)
Slides
6
High Precision Results for Multi-jet Observables at the LHC
Speaker:
Kemal Ozeren(UCLA)
Slides
12:40
Lunch
7
Helicity amplitudes in high-energy factorization
Speaker:
Andreas van Hameren(IFJ PAN)
Slides
8
Recent developments in OpenLoops
Speaker:
Philipp Maierhoefer(University of Zurich)
Slides
9
Status of MadLoop5
Speaker:
Valentin Hirschi(EPF Lausanne)
Slides
15:30
Coffee Break
10
Automated NLO calculations with GoSam
Speaker:
Gionata Luisoni(IPPP Durham/MPI Munich)
Slides
11
aMC@NLO with MadGraph5
Speaker:
Marco Zaro(CP3 Louvain)
Slides
12
FDR: a four dimensional regularization/renormalization approach to quantum field theories