Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Heidelberg University, Germany, 2013
Department of Physics
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater, OK 74078
228 Physical Sciences
405-744-5807
dorival@okstate.edu
Dorival Gonçalves is a theoretical particle physicist and assistant professor at the Department of Physics at OSU. He obtained his PhD in Physics from Heidelberg University (Germany) in 2013. Thereafter, he worked as a postdoctoral fellow at Max Planck Institute Munich (Germany) in 2013, Durham University (UK) from 2013 to 2016, and at the University of Pittsburgh (USA) from 2016 to 2019. He joined OSU as an assistant professor in 2019. Dorival Gonçalves works on various aspects of Particle Physics within the Standard Model and beyond. He is particularly interested in using the Higgs boson as a precision handle to search for new physics.
Research Interests
Publications
Listings from INSPIRE and Google Scholar
Research Highlights
- Off-Shell Higgs Probe of Naturalness: Gonçalves-Han-Mukhopadhyay (PRL, 2018 + PRD, 2018), Abraham-Gonçalves-Han-Leung-Qin (PLB, 2021 + PLB, 2022)
- Electroweak phase transition: Collider and Gravitational wave complementarity: Alves-Gonçalves-Ghosh-Guo-Sinha (JHEP, 2019 + PLB, 2021), Gonçalves-Kaladharan-Wu (2021)
- CP-violation searches in the Higgs sector: Buckley-Gonçalves (PRL, 2016), Englert-Gonçalves-Mawatari-Plehn (JHEP, 2013), Gonçalves-Lopez (PRD, 2016), Gonçalves-Han-Kong (JHEP, 2018), Gonçalves-Han-Kong-Wu (JHEP, 2022), Barman-Gonçalves-Kling (PRD, 2022)
- Higgs couplings - global EFT fits: Corbett-Eboli-Gonçalves-Fraile-Plehn-Rauch (JHEP, 2015), Biekotter-Gonçalves-Plehn-Takeuchi-Zerwas (SciPost, 2019)
- Dark Matter searches: moving from Simplified to Simple Models: Buckley-Feld-Gonçalves (PRD, 2015), Buckley-Gonçalves (PRD, 2016), Gonçalves-Krauss-Kuttimalai-Maierhofer (PRD, 2016), Gonçalves-Machado-No (PRD, 2017)
- Neutrino Non-Standard Interactions: Complementarity Between LHC and Oscillation Experiments:Babu-Gonçalves-Jana-Machado (PLB, 2021)
- Precision Calculations for the SM and new physics: Binoth-Gonçalves-Val-Mawatari-Plehn-Wigmore (PRD, 2011 + PRD, 2012 + PRD, 2013 + PRD, 2013 + PRD, 2014), Gonçalves-Krauss-Kuttimalai-Maierhofer (PRD, 2015), Buschmann-Gonçalves-Kuttimalai-Schönherr-Krauss-Plehn (JHEP, 2015), Gonçalves-Krauss-Kuttimalai-Maierhofer (PRD, 2016)
Selected Talks
- 12/2019 - High-lumi opportunities for Higgs Physics, Particle Physics in Computing Frontier, Institute for Basic Science, Daejeon, South Korea
- 09/2019 - The Higgs gateway to new physics: first steps into terra incognita, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, USA
- 05/2019 - Testing NSI at colliders, NTN Workshop on Neutrino Non-Standard Interactions, Washington University in St Louis
- 05/2019 - Importance of differential distributions in Higgs physics, LHCP2019, Puebla, Mexico
- 04/2019 - The Higgs gateway to new physics: first steps into terra incognita, IPPP-Durham, Durham, UK
- 03/2019 - Higgs couplings, In Pursuit of New Particles and Paradigms, Aspen, USA
Group Members
PhD students:
- Roshan Mammem Abraham (2018 - present)
- Ajay Kaladharan (2019 - present)
- Alberto Navarro (2020 - present)
Postdoc:
- Rahool Kumar Barman (2020 - present), with Prof. Kaladi Babu
Former members:
- Yongcheng Wu (postdoc 2020-2022), faculty Nanjing Normal University, China
- Malte Buschmann (master student in Durham days), postdoc Princeton University