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Motivations and Goals of this Mini-Workshop
In 2007 the LHC construction completes and experiments on p-p
collisions at 14 TeV starts. One can highly expect to discover not
only Higgs particles but also new phenomena such as SUSY particles
which would lead us into an eitirely new physics domain beyond the
SM. It is extremely important not only to discover these particles
but also to investigate deeply the properties of these new
particles. The latter, however, requires accurate understandings of
background processes. These studies, therefore, are important steps
in extracting maximum physics outputs from the accelerator
experiments at 14 TeV, the energy the humankind has never reached
before. In fact, in past 2 - 3 years, event generators and QCD
calculations have been rapidly progressing toward these goals.
However, there still exists a wide gap between existing event
genarators and thier practical applications for real data analyses,
leaving many items to be solved. In order to promote studies in this
direction, we hereby organize a nimi-workshop in which developers of
various event generators as well as users, who wants to apply these
event generators for LHC data analyses, get together and discuss
problems that would bridge gaps between theoretical calculations and
practical applications.
For the 1st meeting of this mini-workshop, we are asking presentations by top
leaders of the major event generators. In addition, in order to make
the workshop useful and productive, we allocate ample time for
discussion and forcus on the main important theme. Please refer this
URL for more details.
We are looking forward to receiving many applications to this new
and forcused mini-workshop. Please fill the application form below
and send it to phsimLHC¡÷kek.jp by March 12 (Monday).
Mini-Workshop Organizers, Y. Okada, T. Uematsu, T. Kondo, Y.
Kurihara and S. Asai
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