'Cern large hadron collider' presentation slideshows

Design of a dependable Interlock System for linear colliders

Patrice NOUVEL. Design of a dependable Interlock System for linear colliders. TE-MPE Technical Meeting. Summary. Introduction Context Problematic State of the art Requirements establishment Operational context F unctional requirements Performance requirements

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Why a Linear Collider Now?

Why a Linear Collider Now?. S. Dawson, BNL October, 2002 Asian, European, and American communities all agree High Energy Linear Collider is next large accelerator WHY???. Where are we going?.

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The Future of Particle Physics

The Future of Particle Physics. S F King Southampton, March 22, 2004. universe.exe. Cosmic microwave background. Our Universe is filled with photons from the time of atom formation (380,000 yrs). They were produced during the BIG BANG.

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Inner Triplet Cryostat External Heat Exchanger Tests - US-IT-HXTU Experiment

Inner Triplet Cryostat External Heat Exchanger Tests - US-IT-HXTU Experiment. Status by Christine Darve and Yuenian Huang US-CERN Videoconference Monday 11 Sept 2000. Presentation head lines. Overview on the US-IT-HXTU project Goal Previous Measurements

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The Future of Particle Physics

The Future of Particle Physics. Steve King, University of Southampton, Masterclass, 24th March, 2009. You are here. The Milky Way Spiral Galaxy. You are here. The Milky Way Local Group: satellites . You are here. The Milky Way Local Group: including Andromeda galaxy.

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Irakli Chakaberia Final Examination April 28, 2014

First Measurement of Helicity Distributions from Proton-Proton Collisions at the CERN Large Hadron Collider using the CMS Detector. Irakli Chakaberia Final Examination April 28, 2014.

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ATLAS detector commissioning with cosmics and first beam

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Searching for a Higgs Boson & Faster Than Light Neutrinos

Searching for a Higgs Boson & Faster Than Light Neutrinos. Mike Cooke & Dave Schmitz Fermilab. Inside an Atom. The Standard Model. Explains 3 of 4 forces: Electromagnetism ( ? ) Weak force (W & Z) Strong force (g) Not gravity!

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The Large Hadron Collider and Beyond

The Large Hadron Collider and Beyond. Steve King, University of Southampton, Masterclass, 24th March, 2010. L. L. e.g. bats use high frequency sonar with wavelength less than or about same the size of an insect.

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Matching between charged tracks and electromagnetic calorimeter (EMCAL) clusters in ALICE

Matching between charged tracks and electromagnetic calorimeter (EMCAL) clusters in ALICE. Alberto Pulvirenti University & INFN Catania ACAT 2007 Conference Amsterdam, 24 April 2007. Outlook. The context the ALICE experiment the EMCAL detector the computing framework

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Predictions for two-pion correlations for sqrt(s)=14 TeV proton-proton collisions

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Atlas TTbar to Tau Analysis

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LabVIEW for FTC

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The Standard Model of the Atom

The Standard Model of the Atom. Reminders. In-class Quiz #6 today ( start or end of class?) Mallard-based reading quiz due prior to start of class on Thursday, April 24 LAB D1-LFA: Light From Atoms due by 4:00 PM Friday (last lab). Optional CCR extra credit project due May 1

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MPE involvement in the HiRadMat project - status and plans

MPE involvement in the HiRadMat project - status and plans. Introduction to HiRadMat. Hi gh Rad iation to Mat erials. Currently being built in the old West Area Neutrino Facility [WANF] Designed to allow testing of accelerator components (LHC) to the impact of high intensity beams.

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Experiment

Experiment. Objectives Test beam damage potential in different materials. 108 plates. 30 cm. 6 cm. 6 cm. Four intensities [SPS-beam type @ 450 GeV ]: A=1.3x10 12 , B=2.6x10 12 , C=5.3x10 12 , D=7.9x10 12. Verena Kain (2005). A B D C. Experiment.

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JINST Proceedings

JINST Proceedings. A new section of JINST , the online-only, peer-reviewed Journal of Instrumentation , published by SISSA and IOPP. LHC. In August 2008 JINST published the complete scientific documentation of the CERN Large Hadron Collider (LHC) Accelerator and Experiments. OPEN ACCESS.

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