The Higgs boson and targets for future discovery

by James Wells (Michigan U.)

Wednesday 7 Dec 2016, 14:30 → 15:30 Europe/Berlin

build. 2a, SR 2 (DESY Hamburg)

The Higgs boson has been found, its mass measured, and many couplings have been determined to within about 20%. What’s next? I argue that enormous efforts in both experimental physics and theoretical physics may very well be required to get to the next level of understanding and discovery, but it is within our grasp.

Slides WellsDESYtalk.pdf