Searches in CMS for long-lived particles and other non-conventional signatures

Many extensions of the standard model predict new particles with macroscopic lifetimes. Such particles produce different kinds of non-conventional signatures in the detector that often require specialized reconstruction and identification techniques. These proceedings will present new results that have been publicly released by the CMS Collaboration for the EPS-2025 conference

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2025-12-08
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https://doi.org/10.22323/1.485.0437
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Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies
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Searches in CMS for long-lived particles and other non-conventional signatures

Eric Chabert
Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies
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Searches in CMS for long-lived particles and other non-conventional signatures

Eric Chabert
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Many extensions of the standard model predict new particles with macroscopic lifetimes. Such particles produce different kinds of non-conventional signatures in the detector that often require specialized reconstruction and identification techniques. These proceedings will present new results that have been publicly released by the CMS Collaboration for the EPS-2025 conference

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