22–25 Jan 2019
CERN
Europe/Zurich timezone

Review of Linear Algebra Applications in Some Recent Neutrino Experiments

Not scheduled
15m
CERN

CERN

Tuesday 22nd 1:30-4pm : Course - TH Auditorium (4-3-006) Tuesday 22nd 5pm: Bayesian Techniques - Filtration Plant (222-R-001) Wed 23rd: Filtration plant (222-R-001) Thurs 24th: Filtration plant (222-R-001) Friday 25th: Council Chamber (503-1-001)

Speaker

Dr Xin Qian (Brookhaven National Laboratory)

Description

Linear algebra has been widely used in physics analysis of high-energy experiments. In this talk, I am going to review some of its recent usage in detector signal processing, noise filtering, event reconstruction, and data unfolding. In particular, its connections to various numerical and analytical techniques including the Fast Fourier Transformation, the Compressed Sensing, and the biconjugate gradients stabilized method, will be discussed. Through many real world applications, we show the power of linear algebra in neutrino experiments.

Primary author

Dr Xin Qian (Brookhaven National Laboratory)

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