IFAE 2006

1Guido Montagna is associate professor of theoretical physics at the University of Pavia, where he teaches econophysics and ph

Invited Talks.- Particle Physics: a Progress Report.- Getting Ready for Physics at the LHC.- Lattice QCD and Numerical Simulations.- The double life of the X meson.- Physics with Neutrino Beams.- Status and perspectives of Dark Matter and Astroparticle searches.- Future Perspectives of High Energy Experimental Physics and the Role of INFN.- Review Talks of Parallel Sessions.- Status of the Standard Model.- New physics.- Flavour Physics.- Neutrinos and Cosmic Rays: Session Summary.- Detectors and New Technologies.- Parallel Session: Standard Model Physics (P. Azzi and F. Piccinini, conveners).- Theoretical progress in the muon g-2.- Beyond leading-log approximation in the Parton Shower approach to Bhabha process.- Status and prospects of the measurement.- Recent Results from HERA.- Twistors and Unitarity.- Resummations in QCD: recent developments.- Resummation of Drell-Yan rapidity distributions.- Recent jet measurements at the Tevatron.- Vector Boson Production Associated with Jets @ LHC (ATLAS).- Recent developments on precise electroweak observables.- W and Z bosons physics at LHC at low luminosity.- Electroweak corrections to the charged-current Drell-Yan process.- Single Top at Hadron Colliders.- Top physics at the LHC.- QCD corrections to Higgs physics at the LHC.- Standard Model Higgs Boson Searches at the Large Hadron Collider.- Parallel Session: New Physics (A. Perrotta and A. Strumia, conveners).- Searching for extra-SUSY signals at LHC.- Search for New Physics at the Tevatron.- New physics searches in B meson decays.- Fermion mass in E 6 GUT with discrete family permutation symmetry S 3.- Search for Supersymmetry with early ATLAS data.- Detection methods for long lived particles at the LHC.- A holographic composite Higgs model.- New Physics in Top Eventsat the LHC.- Searching for micro black holes at LHC.- Parallel Session: Flavour Physics (S. Giagu and L. Silvestrini, conveners).- Lepton Flavor Violation and Rare Kaon Decays.- Neutral Kaon Physics at KLOE.- Charged kaons and V us at KLOE.- Rare decays at the B-Factories.- CP violation and CKM parameters determination in BaBar.- Semileptonic and nonleptonic decays of B c.- Aspects of non leptonic B s decays.- Measurement of the B s oscillation frequency at CDF.- Prospects for heavy flavor physics at LHC.- QED corrections and the B ? K? puzzle.- Status of the Unitarity Triangle analysis.- Non-perturbative inputs for Flavour Physics.- Bounds on the supersymmetric flavour space.- Parallel Session: Neutrinos and Cosmic Rays (E. Lisi and L. Patrizii, conveners).- Neutrino oscillations with artificial sources.- Future measurements of neutrinos from the Sun, Earth and Supernovae.- Cosmology and Neutrinos, of fixed and variable mass.- Double Beta Decay Experiments.- Some Trends in Theoretical Models for Neutrino Masses.- Supernova neutrino burst as a probe of shock waves and matter density fluctuations.- Leptonic CP violation.- Neutrino astronomy with km3 underwater and under ice.- Ultra High Energy Cosmic Rays: Observations and Theoretical Aspects.- Recent Results in Gamma Ray Astronomy with IACTs.- Gamma-ray Astronomy with full coverage experiments.- Parallel Session: Detectors and New Technologies (A. Cardini, M. Michelotto and V. Rosso, conveners).- The Liquid Xenon calorimeter of the MEG experiment.- The Silicon Vertex Trigger Upgrade at CDF.- Monolithic Active Pixel Sensors in a 130 nm Triple Well CMOS Technology.- The external scanning proton microprobe in Florence: set-up and examples of applications.- Infrastructure of the ATLAS Event Filter.- The CMS High-LevelTrigger.- WLCG Service Challenges and Tiered architecture in the LHC era.