Seminars and Journal Clubs
CP3 Lunch - Study of the radiative kaon decays with the NA62 detector at CERN SPS - Nicolas Lurkin
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Europe/Brussels
Description
CP violation is one of the aspects of the Standard Model that has not yet been completely solved. While indirect CP violation has been studied since the 60's, direct CP violation is less known. The study of charged kaons is a way to a better understanding of the direct violation.
The NA62 experiment currently being built at CERN will produce the most important set of kaons ever generated and we previously showed that we could significantly improve the results. In this context, we will analyze the radiative kaon decays to improve our understanding of CP violation and of the side effects that hinder them.
The NA62 experiment currently being built at CERN will produce the most important set of kaons ever generated and we previously showed that we could significantly improve the results. In this context, we will analyze the radiative kaon decays to improve our understanding of CP violation and of the side effects that hinder them.