The Standard Model confronts the LHC: Electroweak Measurements, Status of QCD (perturbative and non perturbative). Top quark physics. Limits of the SM. Avenues for new physics.
09:00
SM / Precision EW - Lecture 11h 15m
Speaker:
Guido Altarelli
(Universita' di Roma Tre and CERN)
QCD theory and parton model, Parton Density Functions, Parton level event generators, Hadronization and decay, Resummation; Underlying event and beam remnants
The Standard Model confronts the LHC: Electroweak Measurements, Status of QCD (perturbative and non perturbative). Top quark physics. Limits of the SM. Avenues for new physics.
09:00
SM / Precision EW - Lecture 21h 15m
Speaker:
Guido Altarelli
(Universita' di Roma Tre and CERN)
QCD theory and parton model, Parton Density Functions, Parton level event generators, Hadronization and decay, Resummation; Underlying event and beam remnants
The Standard Model confronts the LHC: Electroweak Measurements, Status of QCD (perturbative and non perturbative). Top quark physics. Limits of the SM. Avenues for new physics.
09:00
SM / Precision EW - Lecture 31h 15m
Speaker:
Guido Altarelli
(Universita' di Roma Tre and CERN)
Slides
Video
10:15
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10:45
Break
30m
1 West
1 West
Fermilab
10:45
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12:00
Statistics1 West
1 West
Fermilab
Theory, methods, and examples
10:45
Statistics - Lecture 11h 15m
Speaker:
Ricardo Piegaia
(University of Buenos Aires)
Slides
Video
12:00
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14:00
Lunch
2h
1 West
1 West
Fermilab
14:00
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15:15
QCD1 West
1 West
Fermilab
QCD theory and parton model, Parton Density Functions, Parton level event generators, Hadronization and decay, Resummation; Underlying event and beam remnants
Concepts of optics, emittance, magnets, RF systems, luminosity, Linear vs. circular machines, hadrons vs. electrons, fixed target vs. colliders, Instrumentation
17:30
Accelerator Physics1h 15m
Speaker:
Michael Syphers
(Fermilab)
Slides
Streamed video
Video
ZippedAnimations
18:45
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19:45
Dinner
1h
1 West
1 West
Fermilab
19:45
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20:45
Open Panel Discussion1 West
1 West
Fermilab
19:45
(no title)1h
Speakers:
Guido Altarelli, Mike Syphers, Ursula Bassler
Speaker:
Ricardo Piegaia
(University of Buenos Aires)
Slides
Video
12:00
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14:00
Lunch
2h
1 West
1 West
Fermilab
12:45
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13:45
Lunch Seminar1 West
1 West
Fermilab
12:45
What Can the Open Science Grid Do for You?1h
Speaker:
Ruth Pordes
(Fermilab)
Slides
14:00
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15:15
QCD1 West
1 West
Fermilab
QCD theory and parton model, Parton Density Functions, Parton level event generators, Hadronization and decay, Resummation; Underlying event and beam remnants
14:00
QCD - Lecture 41h 15m
Speaker:
Giulia Zanderighi
(Oxford University)
Slides
Video
15:15
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16:00
Break
45m
1 West
1 West
Fermilab
16:00
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17:20
Recent Results from CDF and D0Ramsey Auditorium
Ramsey Auditorium
Fermilab
Wine and Cheese Seminar
16:00
CDF Results40m
Speaker:
Aurore Savoy-Navarro
(LPHNE and Universite de Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris)
Speaker:
Ricardo Piegaia
(University of Buenos Aires)
Slides
Video
12:00
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14:00
Lunch
2h
1 West
1 West
Fermilab
14:00
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15:15
The Large Hadron Collider1 West
1 West
Fermilab
overview of CERN accelerator complex, LHC construction, commissioning status and schedule, LHC subsystems - cryogenics, electrical, collimators, abort system (machine protection). Shot-setup and HEP stores for LHC experiments, LHC upgrade scenarios
Board buses in front of Wilson Hall by 15:30.
Sites include: Visitor area on 15th floor of Wilson Hall; Linac Gallery & Main Control Room; CDF; D0; SiDet; Grid Computing Center
Speaker:
Steve Martin
(Northern Illinois University)
Slides
Video
10:15
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10:45
Break
30m
1 West
1 West
Fermilab
10:45
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12:00
Data Analysis1 West
1 West
Fermilab
From triggers to analysis, background selections, different methods for searches vs. measurement, examples and cautionary tales, template methods, selecting analysis topics, Monte Carlo validation, systematics
10:45
Data Analysis - Lecture 11h 15m
Speaker:
Beate Heinemann
(University of California, Berkeley and LBNL)
Slides
Video
12:00
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14:15
Lunch
2h 15m
1 West
1 West
Fermilab
12:45
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13:45
Lunch Seminar1 West
1 West
Fermilab
12:45
Preparing for the Next Step in One's Career - How to Look for a Job1h
Speaker:
Rob Roser
(Fermilab)
Slides
Video
14:15
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15:30
Extra Dimensions1 West
1 West
Fermilab
Theory and phenomenology
14:15
Extra Dimensions - Lecture 21h 15m
Speaker:
Eduardo Ponton
(Columbia University)
Slides
Video
15:30
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16:00
break
30m
1 West
1 West
Fermilab
16:00
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17:00
ColloquiumRamsey Auditorium
Ramsey Auditorium
Fermilab
16:00
Road to Discovery: LHC Commissioning and Early Physics Analyses1h
Speaker:
R. Sekhar Chivukula
(Michigan State University)
Slides
Video
10:15
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10:45
Break
30m
1 West
1 West
Fermilab
10:45
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12:00
Data Analysis1 West
1 West
Fermilab
From triggers to analysis, background selections, different methods for searches vs. measurement, examples and cautionary tales, template methods, selecting analysis topics, Monte Carlo validation, systematics
10:45
Data Analysis - Lecture 21h 15m
Speaker:
Beate Heinemann
(University of California, Berkeley and LBNL)
Slides
Video
12:00
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12:30
Lunch
30m
1 West
1 West
Fermilab
12:30
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23:00
Trip to University of Chicago--- (University of Chicago)
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University of Chicago
12:30
Buses depart Wilson Hall (can bring your lunch)--- (University of Chicago)
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University of Chicago
13:45
Arrive at Adler Planetarium--- (University of Chicago)
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University of Chicago
14:10
3D presentation from the Space Visualization Group50mUniverse Theater (Lower Level) (Planetarium)
Speaker:
R. Sekhar Chivukula
(Michigan State University)
Slides
Video
10:15
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10:45
Break
30m
1 West
1 West
Fermilab
10:45
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12:00
Data Analysis1 West
1 West
Fermilab
From triggers to analysis, background selections, different methods for searches vs. measurement, examples and cautionary tales, template methods, selecting analysis topics, Monte Carlo validation, systematics
10:45
Data Analysis - Lecture 31h 15m
Speaker:
Beate Heinemann
(University of California, Berkeley and LBNL)