Muons at the LHC and Tevatron
1. Establish the USCMS LHC Physics
Center (LPC) at Fermilab. This workshop is the second in a series sponsored by
the LPC on topics of joint interest to Tevatron and
LHC physicists.
The
first workshop focussed on Jet/MET issues.
2. Provide
a forum for discussions of issues regarding the operation of
muon detectors, muon reconstruction, and physics with muons in a
hadron collider environment.
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What have we learned at the Tevatron,
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What should be the same at the LHC,
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What will be different,
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How can we transfer the knowledge gained
at the Tevatron.
Dates: Wednesday and Thursday
April 14-15, 2004
Location: Wilson Hall 1
North on April 14 (Main workshop)
Location: West Wing 10 NW on April 15 (Software tutorials)
AGENDA is on the CMS Agenda Server
VRVS will be broadcast in the
Mountain Virtual Room
Note: H.323 users who also use ESNet should read
this
Streaming Video for Real Player by Fermilab Visual Media Services
Phone number to directly dial in: 510-665-5437
Fee: $0 - Coffee and doughnuts
will be provided. No travel assistance is available.
Registration web page is here.
Since the workshop is zero cost, all are welcome to attend.
Streaming video will be provided
and we hope to have a VRVS connection and an audio bridge for remote participants.
Please make your own arrangements, we suggest the Best Western-Fox Valley
($39+4) so that people can share rides to and from the lab. Call 630-851-2000
and ask for the Fermilab discount, the rate on the Best Western web site
is twice as high.
Organizing committee:
Darin Acosta
<acosta@phys.ufl.edu>
Bob Cousins
<cousins@physics.ucla.edu>
Dan Green
<dgreen@fnal.gov>
Heidi Schellman
<h-schellman@northwestern.edu>
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