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Unveiling New Physics through Angular Distributions in Dilepton and Diboson Final States at the LHC

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posted on 2019-06-24, 00:00 authored by Rodolfo Mario Capdevilla Roldan

This thesis focuses on searches for new physics effects using angular distributions in particle colliders. In particular, angular distributions in dilepton and diboson final states have been studied. Two type of new physics effects have been searched for: 1. Small deviations in dilepton distributions due to the presence of quantum interference effects involving dark matter particles, and 2. Signals from exotic heavy resonances in the rapidity distributions of Wgamma production.

History

Date Modified

2019-09-01

Defense Date

2019-05-31

CIP Code

  • 40.0801

Research Director(s)

Adam O. Martin

Degree

  • Doctor of Philosophy

Degree Level

  • Doctoral Dissertation

Language

  • English

Alternate Identifier

1114601123

Library Record

5195225

OCLC Number

1114601123

Program Name

  • Physics

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