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| Speakers: | Homer Neal (University of Michigan (US)), Jean Krisch (University of Michigan), Junjie Zhu (University of Michigan (US)), Steven Goldfarb (University of Michigan (US)) |
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The efficiency of jet algorithms is studied especially in relation to pile-up.
| Speaker: | Alexandru Bacanu (CERN) |
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| Speaker: | Ksheerasagar Vijay (CERN) |
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Final results for child particle studies and first steps in parametrizing SCT and inner pixel layers for the Integrated Simulation Framework (ISF)
| Speaker: | Ryan Badman (Syracuse University) |
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| Speaker: | Feng Bi (Univ. of Science & Tech. of China (CN)) |
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Whether the decay chain of the Λc (2595) * can provide a tag that is precise enough and has a low enough background to count the total number of Λc + baryons in the data sample
| Speaker: | Yi Bao (CERN) |
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| Speaker: | Benjamin Henry Malkin Burdick (CERN) |
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| Speaker: | Christopher Frye |
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| Speaker: | John Groh (CERN) |
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A brief presentation on my examination of corrupted data from TileCal.
| Speaker: | Stephanie June Hamilton (University of Michigan (US)) |
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Final presentation of my summer research into new and improved methods for identifying top quarks in 6+ jet events with missing transverse energy. Specifically, I will discuss methods I have developed to reconstruct tops, and my future plans for my project in the future.
| Speaker: | Anthony James Kremin (University of Michigan (US)) |
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| Speaker: | Kristina Krylova (CERN) |
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| Speaker: | Hanzhe Liu (Univ. of Science & Tech. of China (CN)) |
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I will present the last nine weeks of work on building a class that efficiently produces trending physics selection of various trigger classes for the purposes of quality assurance. This class is easily generalizable and will be used for live monitoring via a webpage.
| Speaker: | Kevin Mcdermott (CERN) |
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A condensed talk about the neutrino ambiguity and the methods applied, both traditional and regression based, to solving it in single top quark reconstruction.
| Speaker: | Kelvin Mei (Rutgers, State Univ. of New Jersey (US)) |
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A brief description of my work on AEgIS and their scintillating fiber detector.
| Speaker: | Joseph Redford |
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| Speaker: | Victor Alonso Rodriguez (University of Michigan (US)) |
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| Speaker: | Cheryl Audrey Theroux (University of Michigan (US)) |
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I will sum up my project about inclusive jet and dijet cross section from sqrt(s)=7 TeV pp collision, and also present other important things I learned at CERN.
| Speaker: | Yu-Dai Tsai (CERN) |
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| Speaker: | Shaofeng Xu |
