'Cross section measurement' presentation slideshows

Preparing for the LHC (Physics Commissioning)

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Recent Results on Jet Physics and a s

Recent Results on Jet Physics and a s. XXI Physics in Collision Conference Seoul, Korea June 28, 2001 Presented by Michael Strauss The University of Oklahoma. Outline. Introduction and Experimental Considerations Jet and Event Characteristics Low E T Multijet Studies

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Study of charm physics in neutrino scattering

Study of charm physics in neutrino scattering. Di Capua Francesco University of Napoli, Italy Heavy Quarks and Leptons 2004 San Juan, Puerto Rico. Outline. Physics motivation. What do we measure and why it is interesting. The CHORUS experiment. The CHORUS detector

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J / y production studies in LHCb

J / y production studies in LHCb. Patrick Robbe, LAL Orsay, 18 Apr 2011 For the LHCb Collaboration. Quarkonium Production Vienna, Austria 18-21 April 2011. Outline. The LHCb detector Prompt J/ y and J/ y from b cross-section measurement with 5.2 pb -1 data. Double J/ y observation.

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MiniBooNE

MiniBooNE. V th Rencontres du Vietnam 2004 David Schmitz Columbia University. Outline. MiniBooNE Motivation LSND Signal Interpreting the LSND Signal MiniBooNE Overview Experimental Setup Neutrino Events in the Detector The Oscillation Search

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Jamie Boyd CERN CERN Summer Student Lectures 2014

From Raw Data to Physics Results. Jamie Boyd CERN CERN Summer Student Lectures 2014. Outline. Summary Brief overview of the full lecture course A simple example Measuring the Z 0 cross-section Reconstruction & Simulation Track reconstruction Calorimeter recostruction

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? Measurements at PHENIX

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ATLAS Detector Status & Performance H. H. Williams (University of Pennsylvania)

Highest-mass di-jet event observed so far: M jj = 2.55 TeV. ATLAS Detector Status & Performance H. H. Williams (University of Pennsylvania) Representing the ATLAS Collaboration. p T (j 1 )=420 GeV p T (j 2 )=320 GeV. The ATLAS Detector.

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ATLAS Detector Status & Performance H. H. Williams (University of Pennsylvania)

Highest-mass di-jet event observed so far: M jj = 2.55 TeV. ATLAS Detector Status & Performance H. H. Williams (University of Pennsylvania) Representing the ATLAS Collaboration. p T (j 1 )=420 GeV p T (j 2 )=320 GeV. The ATLAS Detector.

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Measurement of charm production and decay by CHORUS

Measurement of charm production and decay by CHORUS. Gianfranca De Rosa University of Napoli and INFN Italy On behalf of CHORUS Collaboration. FrontierScience2005. Outline. FrontierScience2005. Gianfranca De Rosa. Physics motivation. The CHORUS experiment.

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Centrality measurement and the centrality dependence of dN charged /d h at mid-rapidity

Centrality measurement and the centrality dependence of dN charged /d h at mid-rapidity. Judith Katzy (MIT) for the PHOBOS collaboration. The PHOBOS Collaboration. ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY Birger Back, Nigel George, Alan Wuosmaa BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LABORATORY

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IPNL/IHEP collaboration project Photon studies at CMS

IPNL/IHEP collaboration project Photon studies at CMS. Junquan Tao On behalf of the IPN Lyon and IHEP CMS groups 5 th FCPPL Workshop March 21, 2012. Outline. A brief history about the collaboration Motivation: The H ? gg search Activities on the photon-related studies

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IPNL/IHEP collaboration project Photon studies at CMS

IPNL/IHEP collaboration project Photon studies at CMS. Junquan Tao On behalf of the IPN Lyon and IHEP CMS groups 5 th FCPPL Workshop March 21, 2012. Outline. A brief history about the collaboration Motivation: The H ? gg search Activities on the photon-related studies

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Unfolded Test-Beam Data

Unfolded Test-Beam Data. Tancredi Carli. Alberto Ribon. Usually test beam data are published as measured, i.e. including the detector response ? only authors have the possibility to compare to simulation, since they control geometry, electronic response etc.

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