SHEP Journal Club

The SHEP Journal Club will set off on Wednesday, 4th of October 2006 at 2pm.

We are planning to split each session into (15+45) minutes. During the first 15 minutes everybody is invited to briefly summarize and thus advertise to the Journal Club a recently published paper which he thinks is exciting and thus worth reading. The remaining 45 minutes will be devoted to the discussion of the publications we jointly decided on (cf. table below).

The room assignment: Except for 24-01-07 (TR2) the Journal club will always be in TR1.


Here is the order of topics and also the corresponding references which we are planning to cover:

Discussion leader


Andrew Tedder
starting 04-10-06

Anti-de Sitter space and holography
E. Witten
Adv.Theor.Math.Phys.2:253-291,1998
Andrew suggests to concentrate on section 2

Andreas Jüttner
starting 18-10-06

Status of CMB
D. Scott and G.F. Smoot
W.-M. Yao et al., Journal of Physics G
33, 1 (2006)

Poulose Poulose
starting 01-11-06

Little Higgs review
M. Schmaltz and D. Tucker-Smith
Ann.Rev.Nucl.Part.Sci.55:229-270,2005

Michael Donellan
staring 15-11-06

Supersymmetry on the lattice
A. Feo
Nucl.Phys.Proc.Suppl.119:198-209,2003

Beatriz de Carlos
starting 29-11-06

Flux Compactification
M.R. Douglas, S. Kachru
hep-th/0610102
Betariz suggests to concentrate on sections 1 and 2

Conrado Albertus
starting 13-12-06

Lorentz and CPT-violation
Jackiw and Kostelecky
Phys.Rev.Lett.82:3572-3575,1999
B. Altschul
Phys Rev. D 69 125009, Phys Rev. D 70 101701

Salima Boudjemaa
starting 17-01-07

The Anthropic landscape of string theory
Leonard Susskind
hep-th/0302219

Changhoan Kim
starting 31-01-07

Heavy Quark Effective Theory
M. Neubert
hep-ph/9610266

George Weatherill
starting 07-02-07

Penrose Diagrams
George's notes

James Ettle
starting 14-02-07

Just so Higgs Boson
F. Bazzocchi, M. Fabbrichesi, P. Ullio
hep-ph/0612280

21-02-07

Discussion

Michal Malinsky
starting 28-02-07

Introduction to leptogenesis
Yosef Nir
hep-ph/0702199

Andreas Jüttner
estimated start 18-04-07

Shedding light on flavour symmetries with rare decays of quarks and leptons
Gino Isidori
hep-ph/0702181


Upcoming topics are „Effective Field Theories“ by Conrado Albertus and „Black Hole Radiation“ and/or „Black Holes at LHC“ by George Weatherill.

School of Physics & Astronomy, University of Southampton
Highfield, Southampton SO17 1BJ, England

<juettner@hep.phys.soton.ac.uk>
Last updated 07.03.07