Welcome Room: Sala de emeritos

High energy physics seminar: Neutron rich matter on heaven and earth

• Jorge Piekarewicz

Room: Sala Manuel Sandoval Vallarta

Physics Colloquium: The flavor of the fundamental interactions

• Martin Camalich (Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias)

Room: Auditorio Alejandra Jáidar

b-Quark mass from QCD sum rules

• Pere Masjuan

Room: Sala Sandoval Vallarta, IF-UNAM

The anomalous magnetic moment of the muon: A bit of past, a bit of present, and a lot of future

• Pere Masjuan

Room: Sala de emeritos

Informe anual del director del Instituto de Física

• Manuel Torres Labansat

Room: Auditorio Alejandra Jáider

Overview: the case of electron scattering off a carbon-12 target

• Mikhail Gorshteyn (JGU)

Room: Sala de emeritos

QED radiative corrections for polarized lepton nucleon scattering

• Razvan-Daniel Bucoveanu

Room: Sala de emeritos

Electroweak boxes

• Chien Yeah Seng (University Bonn)

Room: Sala de emeritos

Discussion

• All participants

Room: Sala de emeritos

Search for T Violation in Resonances of Polarized Compound Nuclei Using Polarized Epithermal Neutrons

• Libertad Barrón Palos

Room: Sala de emeritos One of the main puzzles in contemporary physics is the asymmetry between matter and antimatter in the observable Universe. In our current understanding, one of the necessary ingredients to explain this phenomenon is the violation of CP symmetry (or equivalently TRIV). However it has only been observed in the weak interaction and with a very small amplitude, therefore searches of new mechanisms of CP violation in the strong interaction are of scientific importance. In this context, the transmission of polarized epithermal neutrons in resonances of polarized compound nuclei that exhibit large PV effects offers a possibility to search for T-odd effects that constitute a null test for TRIV and that are complementary ro other searches, like the nEDM.

RD* or RDπ : Closing the prediction gap?

• Genaro Toledo Sánchez

Room: Sala de emeritos

High energy physics seminar: Lepton nucleon scattering from low to high energies

• Hubert Spiesberger (Mainz University)

Room: Sala Manuel Sandoval Vallarta

An achievable way to the scalar charge of the nucleons at JLab

• Aurore Courtoy

Room: Sala de emeritos

Coulomb distortion in polarized electron nucleus scattering

• Oleksandr Koshchii

Room: Sala de emeritos

Perspectives in parity violating electron scattering

• Frank Maas (Helmholtz Institute Mainz)

Room: Auditorio Alejandra Jáidar

A scintillating bubble chamber for coherent elastic neutrino-nucleus scattering

• Eric Vazqez-Jauregui

Room: Sala de emeritos

The MOLLER experiment and non-standard neutrino interactions

• Rodolfo Ferro Hernández

Room: Sala de emeritos

Search for Neutrinoless Double-Beta Decay: The EXO-200 and nEXO Experiments

• Krishna Kumar (University of Massachusetts, Amherst)

Room: Sala de emeritos Seminario Sandoval Vallarta (General Theory Seminar): I general introduction into the theory will be followed in the second half by some experimental details for Xe-136, such as Time Projection Chambers, low background requirements, etc. The deep connections between this kind of experiment and lepton number violation will be stressed.