Explore an in-depth physics seminar presented by Rutgers University's Yuri Gershtein examining the experimental landscape and future prospects of detecting new physics through the Higgs portal. Delve into detailed discussions about long-lived particle searches in Higgs decays at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), with particular emphasis on upcoming improvements planned for the High-Luminosity LHC. Learn about specific decay channels, focusing on the H - XX - 4b final state configuration and its significance in particle physics research.
Long-lived Particles in Higgs Decays - Experimental Searches and Future Prospects
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HEP Seminar - Long-lived Particles in Higgs Decays
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