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Hi Frank, These loook like fun...thanks much for letting me know about them. --Ray On Sun, 7 Feb 2010, Frank Taylor wrote: > Dear All, > > These lectures may be of general interest ... fyi > > -- > Best regards, > > Frank > > Frank E. Taylor > > CERN MIT > ATLAS Collaboration Bldg. 26 - Rm 569 > 188-3-015 77 Mass. Ave. > Route de Meyrin 385, CH-1211 Geneva 23 Cambridge, MA 02139 > Switzerland USA > Office: +41-22-767-6373 Office: 617-253-7249 > FAX: +41-22-767-8350 FAX: 617-258-6923 > > CELL: 781-484-8776 (USA & Europe) CERN CELL +41 76 487 3563 > email: [log in to unmask] > web: http://www2.lns.mit.edu/~fet/atlas_mit.html > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > Date: Sun, 07 Feb 2010 08:52:54 -0500 > From: Al Goshaw <[log in to unmask]> > To: [log in to unmask] > Subject: [Usatlas-l] Hadron Collider Physics Lectures given by Dan Green > > Dear Colleagues, > See the message below about a series of lectures to be given by Dan Green > on Hadron Collider Physics. > Regards, > Al > > ************************************************** > Dear Colleagues, > With the start of the LHC era we can think of no better time to have a > series of lectures on Hadron Collider Physics. We are delighted that a > leading authority on the subject, our own Dan Green, has agreed to > repeat the four lectures he developed for a summer school in 2009, > updated to include the results from the first LHC collisions at the end > of last year. The lecture schedule and content of each lecture are > below. A webpage for this lecture series is > http://www.physics.purdue.edu/particle/lpc_lectures/ > <http://www.physics.purdue.edu/particle/lpc_lectures/%20> > If you cannot join us in person the lectures will also be simultaneously > broadcast on EVO > > Title: LPC Lectures on Hadron Collider Physics > Description: LPC Lectures on Hadron Collider Physics > Community: Universe > In addition the FNAL Visual Media Department will make a high quality > recording which will be made available on the web soon after the event. > Outline > Lecture 1 The Standard Model Tuesday February 9 13:30-17:00 CST in Curia > II in Wilson Hall, FNAL. > Tools: Comphep and Calchep. SM Particles and Forces, V-V Interactions, > SM Questions. The LHC, ATLAS and CMS. First Data ? Soft Interactions, > Hard Scattering. The format lecture 1 is 1 hour lecture, 30 minute > break, 1 hour lecture, 1 hour tutorial on the programs Comphep and > Calchep on a laptop. > > Lecture 2 Early LHC Data Thursday February 11 13:30-16:00 CST in 1 West, > Wilson Hall, FNAL. > Hi Pt Jets, Calibration and SM recovery, Di-Jets, Quark Composites?, > Exotics ? Long Lived particles, Black-Holes, Photons and Diphotons, b > Tags J/psi and Upsilon, W, Z, Z to tau pairs, W? ? Z? ? V-V Pairs, Top > pairs, Z? ? The format of lecture 2 is 1 hour lecture, 30 minute break, > 1 hour lecture. > > Lecture 3 The Higgs Boson Tuesday February 16 13:30-16:00 CST in 1 West, > Wilson Hall > > W-W Scattering, Vacuum Fields, Higgs Mass, W vs. Top Mass, Direct > Searches @ LEP, Upper Limits, Higgs Couplings to Bosons and Fermions ? > Decays and Production, Vector Boson Fusion, Higgs Quantum Numbers, Higgs > Pairs? The format of lecture 3 is 1 hour lecture, 30 minute break, 1 > hour lecture > > Lecture 4 Dark Matter, Dark Energy February 18 13:30-16:00 CST in 1 > West, Wilson Hall > Running Coupling Constants, QED, Standard Model, Unification. SUSY, > Unification, Production, LHC Searches, SUSY Spectroscopy at the LHC. > Dark Matter, SUSY DM, Direct Searches, Annihilation, Dark Energy. The > format of lecture 4 is 1 hour lecture, 30 minute break, 1 hour lecture > > We look forward to seeing you at the lectures. > > Ian & Rick > > Ian Shipsey Richard Cavanaugh > > co-Coordinators the LHC Physics Center at Fermilab > > ********************************************************* > > _______________________________________________ > Usatlas-l mailing list > [log in to unmask] > https://lists.bnl.gov/mailman/listinfo/usatlas-l >