'Total cross section' diaporamas de présentation

Road to Discovery: Lecture 3

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Monte Carlo Tools: Report from CDF

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Cascade Baryons: Spectrum and production in photon-nucleon reactions

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Lecture 3: Absorption - UV/Visible/IR and CD

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CHEM 312: Lecture 3 Radioactive Decay Kinetics

CHEM 312: Lecture 3 Radioactive Decay Kinetics. Outline Readings: Modern Nuclear Chemistry Chapter 3; Nuclear and Radiochemistry Chapters 4 and 5 Radioactive decay kinetics Basic decay equations Utilization of equations Mixtures Equilibrium Branching Cross section Natural radiation

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Few-body systems as neutron targets

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Evaluation of reaction rates in thermonuclear processes

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Forward photon energy spectrum at LHC 7TeV p-p collisions measured by LHCf

Forward photon energy spectrum at LHC 7TeV p-p collisions measured by LHCf. Hiroaki MENJO (KMI, Nagoya University, Japan) On the held of the LHCf collaboration. RICAP 2011, Roma, Italy, 25-27 May 2011. Contents. Introduction Overview of the LHCf experiment

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Progress report: Calculations on BeH +

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CHEP 2012 21-25 May 2012 New York City, NY, USA

Refactoring, reengineering and evolution : paths to Geant4 uncertainty quantification and performance improvement. Maria Grazia Pia. CHEP 2012 21-25 May 2012 New York City, NY, USA. M. Bati? , M . Begalli , M. Han, S. Hauf , G. Hoff , C . H. Kim, M. Kuster ,

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Helium, dust and frequencies

Helium, dust and frequencies. Recent improvements in SimpleX2. Chael Kruip Jan -Pieter Paardekooper Vincent Icke. Introduction to SimpleX2. Unstructured (adaptive) Voronoi -Delaunay grid Point density scales with opacity of the medium

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Beauty Production at HERA

HEP05 International Europhysics Conference on High Energy Physics EPS in Lisbon, Portugal. 21-27 July, 2005. Beauty Production at HERA . Beate Naroska (Univ. Hamburg). Outline. Jets + Muons (H1, ZEUS) D*muon (H1,ZEUS) Di-muon (ZEUS). Heavy Quark Production at HERA.

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New Results from the MiniBooNE Booster Neutrino Experiment Mike Shaevitz Columbia University for the MiniBooNE Collabor

New Results from the MiniBooNE Booster Neutrino Experiment Mike Shaevitz Columbia University for the MiniBooNE Collaboration. Outline. Overview of MiniBooNE Beam and Detector Brief Presentation of New Cross Section Results Recent Oscillation Results ? e and?? e appearance

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Development of an Interface for Using EGS4 Physics Processes in Geant4

Development of an Interface for Using EGS4 Physics Processes in Geant4. K.Murakami (KEK) Koichi.Murakami@kek.jp 27/Mar./2003 2003 Conference for Computing in High Energy and Nuclear Physics (CHEP03) @UCSD. Outline. Introduction System Analysis Implementation Status and Summary.

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Compton analysis

Compton analysis. Analysis updates. Cross section calculations with radiative corrections Double C ompton kinematics applied according to radiative corrections calculations Extended Carbon data set (15nA and 5nA beam current runs) was used Syst. error budget table presented.

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Top stop by charm channel analysis using D0 runI data OUTLINE physics process of top to stop Monte Carlo si

Top stop by charm channel analysis using D0 runI data OUTLINE physics process of top to stop Monte Carlo simulation for signal data sample events selection QCD background estimate signal significance optimization conclusion Physics process produce , one

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Method of Hyperspherical Functions

Method of Hyperspherical Functions. Roman.Ya.Kezerashvili New York City Technical College The City University of New York. Objectives . Differential Equations in 3- 6- and 9- dimensional Spaces. . Hyperspherical Functions. Asymptotic Behavior of the Solutions of These Equations.

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M. Lo Vetere 1,2 , S. Minutoli 1 , E. Robutti 1

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