Desch, DESY, Hamburg, D 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 November LECTURE SERIES FOR POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS Standard Model by R. Fasoli, EPFL, Lausanne, CH 11, 12, 13 October Physics at e+e- linear collider by K. Applications will be accepted in the order of their receipt.Īcademic Training: 2004 - 2005 ACADEMIC TRAINING PROGRAMMEġst Term - 01 October to 17 December 2004 REGULAR LECTURE PROGRAMME New Trends in Fusion Research by A.
Please help the Academic Training Committee to plan the 2005-06 programme of lectures by filling in the 2005-06 Academic Training Programme Questionnaire which can be found at: Academic.Training/questionnaire ENSEIGNEMENT ACADEMIQUE ACADEMIC TRAINING Françoise Benz 73127 If you wish to participate in one of the following courses, please discuss with your supervisor and apply electronically directly from the course description pages that can be found on the Web at: Training/ or fill in an 'application for training' form available from your Divisional Secretariat or from your DTO (Divisional Training Officer). Ģ005-06 Academic Training Programme Questionnaire.The abstract of the lectures, as well as any change to the above information (title, dates, time, place etc) will be published in the CERN Bulletin, the Barbieri, CERN-PH-TH 6, 7, 8, 9 10 December The lectures are open to all those interested, without application. ENSEIGNEMENT ACADEMIQUE ACADEMIC TRAINING Françoise Benz 73127 Training: 2004 - 2005 ACADEMIC TRAINING PROGRAMMEġst Term - 01 October to 17 December 2004 REGULAR LECTURE PROGRAMME New Trends in Fusion Research by A. The current main generators are introduced, and are used to illustrate uncertainties in the physics modelling. These lectures describe the physics that goes into the construction of an event generator, such as hard processes, initial- and final-state radiation, multiple interactions and beam remnants, hadronization and decays, and how these pieces come together. Generators are used to set detector requirements, to formulate analysis strategies, or to calculate acceptance corrections. SE Event generators today are indispensable as tools for the modelling of complex physics processes, that jointly lead to the production of hundreds of particles per event at LHC energies. 500 Monte Carlo generators for the LHC T. To encourage your contribution, the AT Committee will reward one lucky winner with a small prize, a 50 CHF coupon for a book purchase at the CERN bookshop.Īcademic Training: Monte Carlo generators for the LHCĢ004-2005 ACADEMIC TRAINING PROGRAMME LECTURE SERIES 4, 5, 6, 7 April from 11.00 to 12.00 hrs - Main Auditorium, bldg. In particular requests and comments from students will be much appreciated.
Answering the questionnaire will help ensure that the selected topics are as close as possible to your interests. At the web site: Academic.Training/questionnaire you will find questionnaires proposing topics in high energy physics, applied physics and science and society. From today until March 19 you have the chance to give your contribution to planning for next year's Academic Training Lecture Series.
73127 SUGGEST AND WIN! Its time to plan the 2004-2005 lecture series. Īcademic Training: Academic Training Lectures-QuestionnaireĪCADEMIC TRAINING Françoise Benz tel. The lectures include topics which are not regularly covered by standard lectures at universities and should lead to a deeper understanding of the physics related to axions, which covers a broad field from QCD to astrophysics and cosmology. The intention of the lectures is to provide academic training for scientists engaged in axion research and to facilitate the often missing link between experiment and theory with the aim of encouraging young researchers to communicate with experts in the field. Academic Training: Joint ILIAS-CAST-CERN Axion Training at CERNĢ005-2006 ACADEMIC TRAINING PROGRAMME 30 November, 1 and 2 December PLACE - DETAILS: Joint ILIAS-CAST-CERN Axion Training at CERN The ILIAS (Integrated Large Infrastructure for Astroparticle Science) is co-organising a 3 day academic training session together with the CAST collaboration and the CERN Academic Training Programme on physics related to axion research, including open discussions between theorists and experimentalists.
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