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SLAC Geant4 tutorial course

 A Geant4 (Version 6.0) tutorial course will take place at 
SLAC on March 8th-10th, 2004. The tutorial will be conducted 
by instructors at SLAC and will be aimed at novice and mid-level 
users and application developers. The classes will consist of 
lectures, hands-on tryouts and open discussions.

 GEANT4 is a toolkit simulating passage of particles through 
matter. It is used in diverse applications, including simulation 
of high energy and nuclear physics experiments, radiation 
shielding, space radiation transport and effects, and medical 
physics. For more information on Geant4, please visit the 
collaboration's web page at http://cern.ch/geant4

 The tutorial is free of charge. The registration begins on January 
15th, and will be limited by space considerations to no more 
than 80 registrants. For more information on the tutorial and 
registration, please visit the tutorial course web page 
http://geant4.slac.stanford.edu/SLACTutorial04/

 The course will deal with GEANT4 on both Linux and Windows 
environments. Participants will be expected to bring their 
own laptop computers. Both wireless and cabled internet
accesses are provided (cable itself is not provided). 
Participants will be expected to install Geant4 Version 6.0, 
beforehand. For the installation of Geant4 version 6.0, 
please visit
http://geant4.slac.stanford.edu/g4cd/January2004/Geant4.6.0/install/README.html

 On the first day of this tutorial course, each participant 
(or group of participants) is encouraged to give a brief 
self-introduction presentation with a couple of slides to 
explain what they want to do with Geant4. Each presentation 
will be no more than 5 minutes, each group will only be given 
one time slot. Participation is highly encouraged but not 
mandatory.

 This tutorial course is being organized by Geant4 team at the 
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC).

				Makoto Asai (SLAC)
				On behalf of tutorial organizers

PS. Please forward this announcement to whomever might have
interest.