This is where LHC and Neutrino fellows try out ideas, build agenda pages, and keep our important docs.
LHC Fellows Workspace
Development and utilities for the QuarkNet LHC fellows.
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CMS Masterclass Orientation Update Outline 2016
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Tiny URL for this page: http://tinyurl.com/cms-imc-update16. New event display version, iSpy-webgl, recommended for WZH masterclass (Note: WebGL = Web Graphics Library.) http://ispy-webgl-masterclass…
Images and Files, Oct-Dec 2015
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Tutorial: Introduction to the Large Hadron Collider
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What if you want to build the most energetic particle accelerator in the world and you want it to fit into a pre-existing 27 km circumference tunnel? Parts list: Source of particles (in this case,…
Tutorial: Relativity, Cosmic Rays, and Accelerators
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Some special relativity If you have measure muon time of flight, you can calculate the speed of the muon and the Lorentz factor for the muons. For example, if the distance the muons travel is, say, d…
Data Workshops Summer-Fall 2015
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Tiny URL for this page: http://tinyurl.com/dw-schd15. Current Schedule of QuarkNet Data WorkshopsDatesLocation, linked to pageTypeFacilitator(s)RemarksEst. No. Participants13-14 JulySyracuse…
Images and Files, June-Sept 2015
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QuarkNet Data Workshop Draft Agenda
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Data Workshops will help prepare teachers to use activites that emply data fom several particle physics experiments (as well as other sources). The workshops are designed to allow the teachers time…
QuarkNet Data Workshop
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Data Workshops will help prepare teachers to use activites that emply data fom several particle physics experiments (as well as other sources). The workshops are designed to allow the teachers time…
Images and files, Jan-May 2015
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Soup-to-Nuts: How wide is my proton?
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Tiny URL for this page: http://tinyurl.com/s2n-totemp. Here is one way to use data from the TOTEM Experiment in the LHC to study wave properties. The goal and why: Students measure an upper limit…