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This content discusses the development of a FAIR-compliant platform for AI-ready data in particle accelerators, highlighting the applications of machine learning in various accelerator facilities like CERN, PETRA-III, NSLS-II, HEPS, and more. It emphasizes the importance of high-quality data in acce

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European Particle Physics Strategy updates serve as the cornerstone for long-term decision-making in the field, with a focus on Accelerator R&D for High Energy Physics. The update process involves key questions, R&D strategies for RF technologies, and implementation plans. Approved strategies emphas

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Medical facilities, like Heidelberg University Hospital, utilize advanced techniques such as slow extraction and raster scanning for precise dose delivery in particle therapy. The demands on these facilities include safe and precise beam parameters, uninterrupted therapy sessions, and fast irradiati

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Human pursuit of understanding the universe led to the concept of atoms by Democritus and further advancements in sub-atomic particle theory. From the initial idea of indivisible atoms, to the discovery of protons, neutrons, and electrons, to modern experiments with particle accelerators, the journe

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Explore the intriguing anomalies in particle physics discussed by Andreas Crivellin, shedding light on phenomena like the anomalous magnetic moment of the muon, X17 particle, and neutrino anomalies. Discover the latest research findings and potential implications for the future of physics.

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\nIntroducing Turnkey's groundbreaking iPM instrument! Revolutionizing air quality analysis, it combines light extinction & scatter for precise airborne particle measurement. Now, track all PM size fractions simultaneously with unmatched accuracy. \nKEY FEATURES:\n1. Measures PM10, PM4 (respirable),

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Comminution is the process of reducing particle size from larger to smaller particles, crucial in various industries like pharmaceuticals. This operation involves milling, grinding, and size reduction to make raw materials usable. The particle size plays a significant role in pharmaceutical formulat

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The presentation explores a model in which particles are depicted as focal points in space, proposed by Osvaldo Domann. It delves into theoretical particle representations, motivation for a new approach, and the methodology behind the Postulated model. Additionally, it delves into particle represent

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Delve into the discovery of the constituents of an atom, from the negatively charged particles in the electron cloud to the positively charged particles in the nucleus. Learn about protons, neutrons, and the particle with no charge as they form the building blocks of matter. Engage with visually sti

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Exploring the intricate dynamics of particle motion within fluids, this content delves into mechanical micro-processes, particle velocity, terminal velocity, flow regimes, and the calculation of drag coefficients. It covers the Stokes region, laminar flow conditions, and considerations for transient

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Ion exchange chromatography is a powerful separation technique that isolates ions and charged molecules based on their affinity for a charged matrix. This method involves interactions between the analyte and matrix influenced by factors like net charge, ionic strength, and pH. Through cation exchang

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Feynman diagrams, developed by Richard Feynman in the 1940s, are a graphical technique to represent particle interactions in space-time. These diagrams use lines to depict particles, with fermions moving forward in time and antifermions moving backward. Vertices in the diagrams represent points wher

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Multiplicity distributions play a crucial role in understanding the cascade of quarks and gluons at the LHC energies, revealing underlying correlations in particle production. Popular models like Monte Carlo and statistical models are used to describe the charged particle multiplicity distributions.

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The process of measuring angle-integrated charged-particle cross sections using the stacked target technique is discussed. The method involves the use of monitor foils, degraders, and a beam foil of interest to determine energy and flux. Uncertainties in the measurements and the correction for flux

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The Canadian national laboratory for particle and nuclear physics, operated as a joint venture by a consortium of Canadian universities, accelerates scientific research in Canada. The facility, owned through a contribution by the National Research Council Canada, focuses on advancing science in the

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Explore the fundamental concepts of linear beam optics and particle motion in accelerator physics, covering topics such as design trajectory, path length, phase advance, transfer matrix, and more. Understand the intricacies of designing accelerators and the mathematical representations involved in o

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Explore the history and significance of the mhMSSM and SuSpect3 in particle physics, including the development of the MSSM, pMSSM, SuSpect calculator, and key discoveries like the R=+1 particle and relic density studies. Learn about supersymmetric particles, models like mSUGRA and NMSSM, and implica

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Exploring the measurement of angle, curvature, and accuracy in charged particle tracking resolution within the CLAS Collaboration. The discussion delves into momentum resolution goals, ideal B-field alignment, and achieving 0.3% accuracy. Details on current momentum resolution, necessary steps for i

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Explore the latest advancements in resistive layers and structures designed for particle detection at CERN. The research covers various types of resistive structures, including GEM and BULK Micromegas, and delves into topics such as spark protection, energy levels, and material vaporization. Detaile

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Ions are charged particles formed by gaining or losing electrons, leading to the formation of ionic bonds between positively charged cations and negatively charged anions. The octet rule guides electron configurations, and the periodic table helps predict ion formation. Ionic bonding involves electr

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David Neuffer presented the current status of front end systems for particle colliders on December 4, 2014. The presentation covered various aspects like baseline examples, beam characteristics, drift mechanisms, cooling methods, and simulation results. It provided insights into the operational mech

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This presentation covers the importance of vacuum technology in particle accelerators, focusing on particle loss due to collisions with residual gas molecules and the stringent vacuum requirements for storage rings and accelerators. It discusses the impact of circulating beams on vacuum deterioratio

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Today, we honor the impact and legacy of the Tevatron, highlighting its contributions to science, technology, and creative scientific thinking. From graduation ceremonies to momentous transitions in particle physics, this reflection touches on key experiences, learnings, and insights gained from inv

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This collection of images and text highlights the essential aspects of fundamental physics experiments, particle physics detectors, and the Atlas ITk project. It also focuses on the importance of metrology for physics and satellite experiments, with a specific emphasis on laser technologies. The con

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Exploring the formalism and calculations related to transverse motion in particle accelerators, including the Hill equation, transfer matrices, lattice functions, and example drift calculations. The content delves into the mathematical foundations and practical applications of analyzing particle bea

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In various applications, collisions of neutral particle beams with target materials play a crucial role. This process involves neutralizing high-velocity proton beams by passing them through a charge exchange cell filled with neutral gas, such as argon. The cell allows protons to capture electrons f

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Collisions between neutral particle beams and target materials at varying projectile energies play a crucial role in numerous applications. Charge exchange cells facilitate the generation of high-velocity neutral particles by neutralizing fast ions within a high-density gas region. By capturing elec

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This content delves into various aspects of particle physics facilities, including energy per beam, luminosity, collision time structure, IP parameters, upgrade potentials, advantages, technologies, and project status. It also provides details on facility descriptions, technical maturity, and standa

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Experimental setup at IP5 involves inelastic telescopes for charged particle detection and vertex reconstruction. The setup includes T1 and T2 telescopes, HF and CASTOR detectors, as well as Roman Pots for measuring elastic and diffractive protons. The TOTEM experiment focuses on proton-proton inter

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Dive into the captivating world of particle physics with Physics 535 at University of Wisconsin. Explore phenomena, delve into Quantum Field Theory and Elementary Particle Physics, and prepare for research work. Engage in in-person lectures supplemented by Zoom for those in isolation. Utilize textbo

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This weekly report delves into the detailed examination of dEdx in PID, charged particle clustering in the Lcal region, neutral particle reconstruction, and methods involving the Clupatra Track collection and TPCTrackerHits collection. The report showcases the processes, methods, and results related

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Discussion on the requirements and advantages of different magnetic field strengths in detector solenoids at the Electron Ion Collider, emphasizing the impact on particle tracking, momentum resolution, and detector space needs. The analysis compares 1.5T and 3T fields, highlighting the implications

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Particle filters, also known as non-parametric filters, are a powerful tool for state estimation in dynamic systems. These filters represent density using a set of samples drawn from the density, known as particles. Through resampling and reweighting, particle filters track the state of a system ove

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Matter is composed of neutrons, protons, and electrons with different charges. Being charged means having an excess or shortage of charge. Grounding, insulators, conductors, and methods of charging play important roles in how objects get charged. By contacting charged objects with objects that can g

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Participants from various European cities engage in a video conference at CERN, discussing particle physics topics like pronunciation of particle names, technical terms, and multiple-choice questions. Interactions involve learning about the Large Hadron Collider, particle collisions, and particle de

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Delve into the world of particle physics with a focus on particle detectors and pronunciation of particle names. Join a diverse group of participants from various countries as they discuss topics like the Large Hadron Collider and particle interactions. Test your pronunciation skills and learn about

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The Electron-Ion Collider ePIC experiment focuses on the performance studies of the dRICH detector for particle identification crucial in various physics channels. The detector features aerogel optimization, SiPM sensors, and test-beam analyses. Key capabilities include different techniques for part

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Matter is composed of atoms with charged parts such as protons and electrons. By moving electrons, objects can be charged, leading to different types of charges - positive, negative, or neutral. Charged objects can interact with other objects based on their charges, attracting or repelling them. Gro

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A detailed research project conducted by Yash Bhargava from the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research on the Charged Particle Monitor onboard the ASTROSAT, focusing on monitoring charged particles, South Atlantic Anomaly, solar flares, detector effects, and calibration techniques. The study include

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