'Large hadron collider' diaporamas de présentation

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Results from the ATLAS experiment

Summer Institute SI2010 at Fuji Calm, Japan 17/08/2010 Yuji Yamazaki (Kobe Univ.). Results from the ATLAS experiment. LHC (Large Hadron Collider) at CERN. Objective: origin of mass (Higgs in SM), physics beyond standard model The largest accelerator with the highest energy. Mont Blanc.

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Photonic Band Gap Accelerator Experiments

Photonic Band Gap Accelerator Experiments. Roark Marsh Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Plasma Science and Fusion Center Accelerator Seminar 1/27/2009. Talk Outline. Introduction Photonic Band Gaps Photonic Band Gap Higher Order Modes MIT Accelerator

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Introduction to Grid Computing

Introduction to Grid Computing. Introduction to Grid Computing. The term Grid comes from an analogy to the Electric Grid. Pervasive access to power. Similarly, Grid will provide pervasive, consistent, and inexpensive access to advanced computational resources.

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Particle Acceleration for High Energy Physics Experiments

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Real world measurements

Real world measurements. Measuring things. M aking accurate measurements is an essential part of all branches science and engineering. Much (all?)of our understanding of the world was born from experimental measurements (often ones that disagreed with the current theory).

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Science Funding in the UK and the priorities for the Science and Technology Facilities Council

Science Funding in the UK and the priorities for the Science and Technology Facilities Council. Richard Wade Fermilab May 2011. Introduction. Science funding landscape in the UK a nd where STFC fits in Role and activities of STFC

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CERN IT-DB Services: Deployment, Status and Outlook

CERN IT-DB Services: Deployment, Status and Outlook . Luca Canali , CERN Gaia DB Workshop, Versoix , March 15 th , 2011. Outline. Review of DB Services for Physics at CERN in 2010 Availability Incidents Notable activities Infrastructure activities, projects, planned changes

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Operations and Performance of the CMS DT and RPC muon systems

Operations and Performance of the CMS DT and RPC muon systems. G. Pugliese INFN & Politecnico of Bari On behalf of the CMS Collaboration. The CMS detector. Muon Spectrometer. Silicon pixel & strip tracker. Electromagnetic calorimeter (Scintillating PbWO4 crystals) . Hadron calorimeter

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The Anatomy and Physiology of the Grid Revisited

The Anatomy and Physiology of the Grid Revisited. Nenad Medvidovic USC-CSSE and Computer Science Department University of Southern California neno@usc.edu http:// csse.usc.edu/~neno / Collaborative work with Joshua Garcia, Ivo Krka , Chris Mattmann , and Daniel Popescu. What is the grid?.

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Astro-2: History of the Universe

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Dissemination, Communication and Outreach NA2 Status Report

Dissemination, Communication and Outreach NA2 Status Report. Catherine Gater NA2 Activity Manager CERN EGEE-III First Review, 24-25 June, 2009. Presentation Overview . Activity overview Review of objectives Structure of NA2 in EGEE-III Achievements of NA2 in Year 1

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LHC Physics Analysis and Databases

LHC Physics Analysis and Databases. Maaike Limper. Introduction. New Oracle sponsored CERN OpenLab fellow: Maaike Limper, started January 2012 Project outline : Investigate possibility of doing LHC-scale data reconstruction and/or physics analysis within an Oracle database

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Particle Physics : Now and the Future

Particle Physics : Now and the Future. David Milstead Stockholms Universitet. The most important questions in modern physics The most important experiment in modern physics Physics as a career. Open questions for the curious physicist . What are the fundamental building blocks

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The Large Hadron Collider

The Large Hadron Collider. By Kathleen McKay. What is the LHC?. The most powerful particle accelerator in the world. A synchrotron (ring-shaped particle accelerator) Built by the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) A part of the CERN accelerator complex. History of the LHC.

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European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures

European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures. Dr.- Ing. Beatrix VIERKORN-RUDOLPH ESFRI Chair. NuPECC Long Range Plan 2010, 9 th December 2010 . Role of ESFRI. Reflecting on the development of strategic policies for pan-European Research Infrastructures

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The End of the World?

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Theoretical Particle Physics at UC Santa Cruz

Theoretical Particle Physics at UC Santa Cruz. UC Santa Cruz Physics Graduate program visit day March 13, 2009. SCIPP Theory Group. Thomas Banks: supersymmetry , string theory, gravity, and the early universe Michael Dine: supersymmetry , string theory, and the early universe

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An Introduction to Big Data Ken Smith

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