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2402.02072

Searching for singlet vector-like leptons via pair production at ILC
2401.13402

One-loop electroweak radiative corrections to polarized e+e−→ZZ process
2312.08152

Key4hep: Progress Report on Integrations
2312.08151

The Key4hep software stack: Beyond Future Higgs factories
2312.07347

Determination of CP-violating Higgs couplings with transversely-polarized beams at the ILC
2311.17220

Exploring the Electromagnetically Interacting Dark Matter at the International Linear Collider
2311.16774

Higgs self-coupling measurement at future e+e− colliders
2311.16768

Detecting the coupling of axion-like particles with fermions at the ILC
2311.13924

Search for the production of dark matter in the framework of Mono-Z′ portal at the ILC simulated electron-positron collisions at s√=500 GeV

Tag archive: 750 GeV

Lyn Evans | 9 June 2016 The bump at 750 GeV in the LHC data holds the particle physics community in its grip. Reporting from last week’s ECFA Linear Collider Workshop in Spain, LCC director Lyn Evans says that participants discussed what this could mean for the ILC and its configuration. He also summarises the status discussions and keeps fingers crossed for new developments in superconducting RF technology. Category: Director's Corner | Tagged: 750 GeV, ECFA LC2016, Fermilab, gamma-gamma collider, nitrogen doping, site decision, Superconducting RF, University of Cantabria