PLANCK 2015
25-29 May 2015
Ioannina, Greece
published March 18, 2016
Ioannina, Greece
published March 18, 2016
Since the second half of the twentieth century we have witnessed important experimental discoveries as well as enormous advances on modern theories of High Energy Physics. These breakthroughs were the spark of a great number of important and influential workshops and conferences. The last two decades the Planck conferences have been established as one of the most successful annual events, covering most of the research areas in High Energy Physics.
The year 2015 we had the honour to host the 18th International Conference {PLANCK 2015} at The University of Ioannina, in the city of Ioannina, Greece. The event took place from Monday, May 25 2015 till Friday, May 29 2015. Previous Planck International Conferences were held in the following cities:
2014: Paris, 2013: Bonn, 2012: Warsaw, 2011: Lisbon, 2010: CERN, 2009: Padova, 2008: Barcelona, 2007: Warsaw, 2006: Paris, 2005: Trieste, 2004: Bad Honnef, 2003: Madrid, 2002: Kazimierz, 2001: La Londe-les-Maures, 2000: Castelvecchio Pascoli, 1999: Bad Honnef, 1998: Kazimierz
The Planck-2015 conference covered a wide range of topics in contemporary theoretical and experimental physics: The talks on Experimental High Energy Physics, focused on the prospects at LHC experiments, the neutrino experiments as well as supersymmetry and dark matter searches. The theoretical talks covered topics in String Theory and String Phenomenology, Supersymmetry and Supergravity, Cosmology, Neutrino Physics and Discrete Symmetries.
Several talks presented also work in astroparticle physics, dark matter and supersymmetry as well as research with wide applications in particle physics and beyond. Following the tradition of the Planck series of conferences, the talks (141 in total) were divided into 41 plenary-review talks, and 100 shorter presentations.
The organisation of the Planck meeting in the city of Ioannina was an important landmark in the scientific life of our University. Spearheaded by the quality of our speakers and the participants, we were fortunate to have very high quality plenary and research talks, as well as stimulating and interesting discussions which made the conference quite fruitful and enjoyable. There were more that 200 registered participants for the event.
The Editors,
Ignatios Antoniadis, George K. Leontaris, Kyriakos Tamvakis
http://planck2015.physics.uoi.gr/index.html
http://planck2015.physics.uoi.gr/Planck_Programme-UPDATED.pdf
http://planck2015.physics.uoi.gr/cgi-bin/showpart.pl
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Towards a Phenomenology for the non-supersymmetric Heterotic String
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Higgs dark matter from warped extra-dimension
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Universality in radiative corrections for non-supersymmetric heterotic vacua
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Moduli stabilization, de Sitter vacua and supersymmetry breaking
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Two-loop induced neutrino masses: A model-independent perspective
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Inflation and DE from f(R) gravity
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MSSM Higgs : Window into Susy GUTs
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Gauge Mediation in the NMSSM with a Light Singlet: Sparticles within the Reach of LHC Run II
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Naturalness and Supersymmetry
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Natural SUSY: LHC and Dark Matter direct detection experiments interplay
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Uplifting Maximal Gauged Supergravities
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Off-trail SUSY
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Large field inflation and string moduli stabilization
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Indirect and direct detection prospect for TeV dark matter in the MSSM-9
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Fermion mass and mixing pattern in a minimal T7 flavor 331 model
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Dark matter with ultra compact mini halos
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How to avoid unnatural hierarchical thermal leptogenesis
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Supersymmetric Z' decays at the LHC
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SO(10) SUSY GUTs from M theory
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Dark Matter: Connecting LHC searches to direct detection
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Features and implications of the plateau inflationary potentials
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Family symmetries and CP
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Currents in supersymmetric field theories
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Non-custodial warped extra dimensions at the LHC
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Shaft Inflation and the Planck satellite observations
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Inflation, scale of supersymmetry breaking and moduli stabilization
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Inflationary observables and moduli masses
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Fitting the two-loop renormalized Two-Higgs-Doublet model
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Prospects for Supersymmetry at the LHC & Beyond
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Spinor-vector duality and light Z’ in heterotic strings
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Phenomenology of the Renormalizable Coloron Model
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Search strategies for heavy quark partners at LHC run-II
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Particle production in the background with VEV depending on time
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Effective Field theories and pseudo observables in the quest for physics beyond the standard model
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Neutralino dark matter and naturalness of the electroweak scale
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Search for the dark photon in pi0 decays
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Searching SUSY from below
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String condensation: Nemesis of Black Holes?
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Gauge-Higgs Grand Unification
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Quantum Gravity and Dimensional Transmutation
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Neutrino flavor-, helicity-, and pair oscillations
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Towards unification of GUT families
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Neutrinos, Flavour and CP Violation
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Stringy N = 1 Super no Scale Models
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SU(5) Yukawa matrix unification in the General Flavour Violating MSSM
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Naturalness of effective theories in Wilsonian approach
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Gravitational lensing and frame dragging of light in the Kerr-Newman and the Kerr-Newman-(anti) de Sitter black hole spacetimes
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Shifted Focus Point and Gluino Mass Bound in the Minimal Mixed Mediation of SUSY Breaking
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Double Hybrid Inflation and gravitational waves
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Standard Model vacuum stability in the presence of gauge invariant nonrenormalizable operators
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Signs of Tops from Highly Mixed Stops
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Dark Matter phenomenology of intersecting D6-branes with a Stückelberg portal
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Novel Scenarios for Majorana Neutrino Mass Generation and Leptogenesis from Kalb-Ramond Torsion
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Discrete Symmetries in F-theory models
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R-parity violating supersymmetry and neutrino physics: experimental signatures
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What is a Natural SUSY scenario?
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Dark Matter and Gauge Coupling Unification in Non-supersymmetric SO(10) Grand Unified Models
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Information Retention by Stringy Black Holes
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The quark flavor problem and spontaneous breaking of flavour SU(3)^3
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Supersymmetric Dark Matter after Run I at the LHC: From a TeV to a PeV
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Current Status of the T2K experiment
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Observable Gravitational Waves From Kinetically Modified Non-Minimal Inflation
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Cosmic censorship revisited from a quantum mechanical standpoint
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Aspects of the Flavour Expansion Theorem
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Large muon (g-2) from TeV-scale MSSM with infinite tan beta
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Anarchic Yukawas and top partial compositeness: the flavour of a successful marriage
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Geroch group for Einstein spaces and holographic integrability
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Looking for New Naturally Aligned Higgs Doublets at the LHC
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Gauge mediation with light stops
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SO(10) Yukawa Unification : SUSY on the Edge
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Supersymmetry and Inflation
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One-loop corrections to the Higgs EW chiral Lagrangian
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Confronting the Inert Doublet Model with results from Run 1 of the LHC
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A loophole to the universal photon spectrum in electromagnetic cascades: applications to non-thermal primordial nucleosynthesis
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GUT-inspired SUSY and the muon g-2 anomaly: Prospects for LHC 14 TeV
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µ-Term Hybrid Inflation and Split Supersymmetry
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Tadpoles, Cephalopods, and ‘Complete Normal Ordering
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GravitinoPack and late decays involving gravitinos
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Semi-Annihilating Wino-Like Dark Matter
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Interplay of gaugino (co)annihilation processes in the context of a precise relic density calculation
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Rare top-quark decays to Higgs boson in the MSSM
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Blind spots for neutralinos in NMSSM with light singlet scalar
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Axion Dark Matter searches-Modulation, asymmetry and the diurnal variation
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METing SUSY on the Z peak
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A discrete Anatomy of the Neutrino mass Matrix
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Origin of Neutrino Mass
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