Pushing the boundaries of knowledge
"A search for new interactions at Belle II using leptons"
 

This is the official page of the research team "InterLeptons" at the High Energy Physics Institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences. The team, led by Dr. Gianluca Inguglia, is funded under the grant agreement nr. 947006 of the Starting Grant award offered by the European Research Council (ERC). The research activities of the team will be described and kept up-to-date on these pages.
The aim InterLeptons is to unveil the new physics nature of the so-called flavor anomalies implementing a bottom-up approach based on the studies of data collected at the Belle II experiment, located in the interaction region
of the Super-KEKB collider. The team focuses on final state events containing leptons and a large amount of missing energy. The results of the searches will be interpreted in terms of low mass dark matter, new forces/interactions, and in terms of lepton flavor violating and lepton flavor non-universal couplings.

InterLeptons brings a significant advancement of a new research area in Austria with the potential of revolutionizing particle physics.

 

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01/20/2022, 03:44 PM

PhD student wanted! (FIlled)

We are looking for a PhD student to join our search of new physics through flavour anomalies -> get in touch if interested! The call is attached.   More


12/13/2021, 10:25 AM

Lepton flavour universality, beyond B anomalies

Hints of new physics and in particular of lepton flavour universality have appeared in many experiments, in the quark and in the lepton sector, and are the key point of InterLeptons. Members of the group are...   More


12/06/2021, 08:45 AM

Our MVA methods @ ACAT 2021

Our work on the optimization methods for the search of new particles (AKA Punzi-net and Punzi-loss) was presented at ACAT 2021 (the 20th International Workshop on...   More


10/04/2021, 10:24 AM

Punzi-loss and Punzi-net, outperforming standard MVA techniques in the search for new particles of unknown masses

We are happy to announce the submission of our work on the optimization of the search for particles of unknown mass in collider experiments. The paper, submitted for journal publication, is available on ArXiv   More


09/28/2021, 01:11 PM

Anomalies and Precision in the Belle II Era - Workshop

A hybrid workshop organized by the Institute of High Energy Physics of the Academy of Sciences and brought together experimental and theoretical physicists has taken place in Mauerbach and remotely to discuss...   More


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