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Richard Ruiz
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Member from October 2018 to December 2020
Member from October 2018 to December 2020
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Research statement
I am a high energy physicist and collider theorist. My primary research focuses on understanding the origin of tiny, nonzero neutrino masses and tests of neutrino mass models (Seesaw models) at collider experiments, such as the Large Hadron Collider. This includes extended gauge sectors (LR-Symmetric, GUT models), scalar sectors (SU(2)L doublets and triplets), and fermionic sectors (SU(2)L singlets and triplets). I have a particular interest in collider signatures involving initial-state electroweak vector bosons (vector boson fusion/scattering) and the impact of (resummed) QCD corrections on (new physics) collider processes. This includes resummation in the context of perturbative QCD and SCET.
Publications in IRMP
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Number of publications as IRMP member: 14
Last 5 publications
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Number of publications as IRMP member: 14
Last 5 publications
2022
2021
2020
CP3-20-63: Probing the Weinberg Operator at Colliders
Fuks, Benjamin and Neundorf, Jonas and Peters, Krisztian and Ruiz, Richard and Saimpert, Matthias
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Refereed paper. December 16.
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Refereed paper. December 16.
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Publication Highlights
A first look at the theoretical and phenomenological impact of dynamical jet vetoes on new physics searches. (2018)
Exhaustive (and exhausting!) review on collider tests of neutrino mass models (2017)
Proposal for the "neutrino jet" collider signature / object. (2016)