R-parity Violation in Neutralino Decays at an e \gamma Collider

At an e-\gamma collider, a selectron \tilde{e}_{L,R} may be produced in association with a (lightest) neutralino \tilde{\chi}_1. Decay of the selectron may be expected to yield a final state with an electron and another \tilde{\chi}_1. If R-parity is violated, these two neutralinos will decay, giving rise to distinctive signatures, which are identified and studied.Comment: LaTeX, 17 pages, 4 figure

Top off the unparticle

The existence of an exactly scale invariant sector possessing a non-trivial infrared fixed point at a higher energy scale and its possible communication with the Standard Model particles through a heavy messenger sector has been shown to lead to curious unparticle effects. We demonstrate that top physics at the Tevatron can already constrain such theories. We also consider possible improvements at the LHC and delineate some striking signatures.Comment: 5 page

Little Higgs after the little one

At the LHC, the Littlest Higgs Model with $T$-parity is characterised by various production channels. If the $T$-odd quarks are heavier than the exotic partners of the $W$ and the $Z$, then associated production can be as important as the pair-production of the former. Studying both, we look for final states comprising at least one lepton, jets and missing transverse energy. We consider all the SM processes that could conspire to contribute as background to our signals, and perform a full detector level simulation of the signal and background to estimate the discovery potential at the current run as well as at the scheduled upgrade of the LHC. We also show that, for one of the channels, the reconstruction of two tagged $b$-jets at the Higgs mass $(M_h = 125~{\rm GeV})$ provides us with an unambiguous hint for this model.Comment: 22 pages, 3 captioned figures, 8 Tables; minor modifications, version published in JHE