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We are glad to hold this in person Collaboration Meeting after two virtual sessions ! We are confident this will foster constructive discussions.
This meeting is hence taking place in Rennes. The meeting format is pretty standard and the agenda content will be evolved during the coming weeks. This page itself will provide news on the meeting organization.
This is a closed Geant4 meeting, reserved to Geant4 members only or to people receiving an explicit invitation by the Collaboration.
One important aspect is VISA: members or invited speakers who need a VISA to travel to Europe/France may need an invitation letter. For this please contact the local organizing committee at clo-g4-2022~at~services.cnrs.fr (replacing the "~at~" by "@", this is to avoid too many spams...).
For remote participants (collaboration meeting of Technical Forum), please find the Zoom links on the following page:
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This plenary session is of new type and is meant for an open discussion on collaboration evolution. Issues considered are sustainability in terms of manpower, respective roles of "members" versus "contributors", etc.
Summary of the results of the survey
Zoom link of the meeting:
https://cern.zoom.us/j/63818129602?pwd=TXFOZ2wvZWJhVW91by9zZFFTek0rUT09
Surface model navigation 'engines' for GPU
The idea of the session is to give others a first overview of the two approaches (5-10 min each), then contentrate on challenges, potential reuse / commonalities / ...
Presentations:
- Key objects, overview of challenges for intersection, location and safety methods
Discussion
- Strengths and challenges
- Estimated memory requirements
Overview of symplectic integration
The Boris method and its implementation in Geant4
High order extension
Status and prospects
QSS
Integration status
Plans
Discussion
Quick overview
Status of integration
Geant4 has a wide set of skills and knowledge, but these are often not shared beyond the working groups. The Collaboration and its members may benefit for more knowledge sharing as this can be a seed for new ideas and developments. This could be done through a format like internal seminars, where some external could also be invited to present new trends relevant for the simulation. But this could also be used for the critical aspect of knowledge transfert from the "old" to the "new" generation. This session is to debate about such internal seminar approach, and to propose a first seminar.