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Tag Archives: Monte Carlo
Modelling the invisible part of the cross-section
Originally posted on 2 eV Blog:
I am on day 3 – or is it 4, I lose count – of a quarantine since coming down with mild flu-like symptoms on Tuesday. For about half of that time I have been…
Posted in Particle Physics, Physics, Science
Tagged ATLAS, Coronavirus, James Monk, Monte Carlo, reblog
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MCnet at Cumberland Lodge
This week I’m in Windsor Great Park for a summer school on Monte Carlo event generators for particle physics (and beyond).
Posted in Education, Particle Physics, Physics, Science, Travel
Tagged Cumberland Lodge, Europe, MCnet, Monte Carlo, UCL
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Perturbation theory: are we covering up new physics?
A timely award of the J. J. Sakurai Prize acknowledges how hard it can be sometimes to pin down what the Standard Model really thinks Read more at the Guardian. See also Chapter 6.2 of Smashing Physics.
Posted in Particle Physics, Physics, Science
Tagged Guardian, LHC, Monte Carlo, Sakurai Prize, Smashing Physics
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