Contact
Pieter David
Position
Postdoc
Funding: FNRS
Member since February 2016
Funding: FNRS
Member since February 2016
Address
Centre for Cosmology, Particle Physics and Phenomenology - CP3
Université catholique de Louvain
2, Chemin du Cyclotron - Box L7.01.05
B-1348 Louvain-la-Neuve
Belgium
Université catholique de Louvain
2, Chemin du Cyclotron - Box L7.01.05
B-1348 Louvain-la-Neuve
Belgium
Office
UCL member card
Projects
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Experiments and collaborations:
Active projects
Experiments and collaborations:
Active projects
Angular asymmetries in ttW production
Pieter David, Andrea Giammanco, Vincent Lemaitre
We take advantage of the large statistics being recorded by the CMS experiment in Run 2 to launch a systematic study of angular asymmetries in the ttW process, which have a potentially large sensitivity to non-SM effects.
In synergy with the CP3 phenomenology group, we aim at reporting our results in a form that can be easily translated in EFT constraints.
We take advantage of the large statistics being recorded by the CMS experiment in Run 2 to launch a systematic study of angular asymmetries in the ttW process, which have a potentially large sensitivity to non-SM effects.
In synergy with the CP3 phenomenology group, we aim at reporting our results in a form that can be easily translated in EFT constraints.
CMS Tracker commissioning and performance assessment
Pieter David, Christophe Delaere, Martin Delcourt, Marco Musich, Jessica Prisciandaro, Alessia Saggio, Jože Zobec
The CMS silicon strip tracker is the largest device of its type ever built. There are 24244 single-sided micro-strip sensors covering an active area of 198m2.
Physics performance of the detector are being constantly assessed and optimized as new data comes.
Members of UCL are playing a major role in the understanding of the silicon strip tracker and in the maintenance and development of the local reconstruction code.
External collaborators: CMS tracker collaboration.
The CMS silicon strip tracker is the largest device of its type ever built. There are 24244 single-sided micro-strip sensors covering an active area of 198m2.
Physics performance of the detector are being constantly assessed and optimized as new data comes.
Members of UCL are playing a major role in the understanding of the silicon strip tracker and in the maintenance and development of the local reconstruction code.
External collaborators: CMS tracker collaboration.
Publications in CP3
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Number of publications as CP3 member: 3 Download BibTeX
Number of publications as CP3 member: 3 Download BibTeX
2019
CP3-19-29: Search for 2HDM neutral Higgs bosons through the H → ZA → llbb process
Alessia Saggio, Olivier Bondu, Miguel Vidal Marono, Christophe Delaere, Pieter David, Sebastien Wertz
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Private experimental note. May 29.
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Private experimental note. May 29.
CP3-19-28: Search for 2HDM neutral Higgs bosons through the H→ZA→ℓ+ℓ−bb process in proton-proton collisions at sqrt(s)=13 TeV
2017
CP3-17-56: The Phase-2 Upgrade of the CMS Tracker