Introduction to MC generators and Detectors in Particle Physics

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declanand...@gmail.com

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May 1, 2014, 6:49:58 AM5/1/14
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Introduction to MC generators and Detectors in Particle Physics. A course similar to this, as listed on the NExT school website.

Stefano Moretti

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May 2, 2014, 3:47:27 AM5/2/14
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Sasha will indeed give a course on Tools for High Energy Physics which will also cover Monte Carlo event generators and probably generic detector software too. However, for an in depth module on Detectors, Triggers, etc., you should contact Antonella de Santo in Sussex, who delivered/offered it in the past.  

Alexander Belyaev

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May 31, 2014, 10:45:11 AM5/31/14
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I have reschedule my course to a tentative date 30 June-2July
Please let me  know who is interested in it and if these dates are acceptable to everybody!
Cheers,
       Sasha

Introduction to Computational Tools in Particle Physics (15 hours)  (Dr. Alexander Belyaev)

I:Introduction into CalcHEP
system requirements & linux primer; installation; models and symbolic session; numerical session and kinematical distributions
event generation; CalcHEP Batch Interface

II: Model Implementation : Introduction into LanHEP
idea; installation; options; examples
   High Energy Physics Model Data Base (HEPMDB)
III: introduction into PAW/Root & event analysis. Examples of the CalcHEP/LanHEP application
IV: Beyond the Parton Level: PYTHIA PGS, Delphes; link to user-defined process via LHE files
V: Advanced topics
CalcHEP; LanHEP; PAW; Root; PYTHIA&PGS; HEPMDB

Alexander Belyaev

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Jun 23, 2014, 1:09:51 PM6/23/14
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Dear all,
those who are interested to attend this course,
please chose the 4 days of the same week you are available, so I could optimise the week for this course. I have got the replies with your interest, but you are available in different days,
so let use the poll to converge!
Here is the doodle link --
http://doodle.com/emzy7y7kwmv6x9xd

Cheers,
       Sasha

Alexander Belyaev

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Jul 9, 2014, 4:08:17 PM7/9/14
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Dear all,

after taking into account all your requests
and putting them into doodle poll,
we have converge to the following dates/time slots
for "Introduction to Computational Tools in Particle Physics"

Thursday, July 31
10:00-12:00
14:00-16:00

Friday, August 1
10:00-12:00
14:00-16:00

Monday, August 4
10:00-12:00
14:00-16:00


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