Flavor Physics: Status and Prospects

ABSTRACT
Measurements of rare flavor changing transitions with either quarks or leptons can be used to search for signs of new physics. I will review the status of the field, including the recent anomalies in B physics and anomalous magnetic moment of the muon. I will try to give sense of where the field is going next, driven in a large extent with several ambitious experimental programs coming on line in the near to midterm future (the LHCb upgrade, Belle II, Mu2e, MEG-II, etc).

BIO
Jure Zupan received his PhD at University of Ljubljana in 2002, and has held postdoctoral positions at Technion, Carnegie Mellon University and CERN. Since 2010 he is faculty at University of Cincinnati. His primary research area is high energy phenomenology, with a particular focus on flavor physics, the physics of dark matter, and collider physics.

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