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Wayne State University - RHIC - 23
The ALICE Electromagnetic Calorimeter1. Introduction A consortiumllaboration of ten US, French, andthree French and three Italian institutions is constructinghave collaborated to propose a large electromagnetic calorimeter (EMCal), which will comple
Wayne State University - RHIC - 23
ALICE EMCal Preliminary Project Execution Planat Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Berkeley, CAFor the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science Office of Nuclear Physics (SC-26) MIE-HILHC Document # EMCal.4.1.v0 December 2006ALICE EMCal P
Wayne State University - RHIC - 23
ALICE EMCal Project Execution Planat Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Berkeley, CAFor the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science Office of Nuclear Physics (SC-26) MIE-HILHC Document # EMCal.4.1.v1 November 2007ALICE EMCal Project Execu
Wayne State University - RHIC - 23
From Yves=1. Hi Aleksei, the directory is /afs/cern.ch/alice/tdr1/EMCal/emc-tdr2. Terry I had forgotten about the TDR web page, here it is Yves http:/pcaliweb02.cern.ch/Collaboration/Documents/EMCal.html3. The CDR is at http://p
Wayne State University - RHIC - 2008
/ Apr 14, 2008 - calibration coefficeints; / cosmic G3 (runs # 1864,1865,1866,1867, 1868,1869)/ Mip calibration by ncell=2 statistics/ ccMatCorr Nrows 64 : calibCoefid nrun calibMethod cc ecc ratioHtoL eratioHtoL mi
Wayne State University - RHIC - 2008
80G1_0 Nrows 64 : dec2007:Patch(0-7,0-7):beam:calib:geom:mat:tabcc=80G1_0:80gevCernG1:20080609= id cc(GeV) ratio H/L00(0,0) -2 4 0.0208003 0 16.0645 0.00560332 0 01(0,1) -2
Wayne State University - RHIC - 23
Symantec Mail Security has identified that the attachment called acorde.zip is potentially dangerous and has been replaced by this message.For more information see: [ http:/cern.ch/mmmservices/Help/?kbid=171010 ]Quarantine Reference:ID:CERNXCHG
Wayne State University - RHIC - 23
p 91: large kinematic range provided in heavy ion collisions by the LHC p 92: (2.8.2) 112 cm deep; high pt physics goals; 100 ton weight p 94: The strong back of an aluminium beam (?) p 95: up to 100 GeV photons p 97: exceeded the 400 V m
Wayne State University - RHIC - 30
var 13 strategy 0 pars deff 11.203200 w0 4.150350 phislope 0.000000 (initial) pars deff 11.203200 w0 4.150350 phislope 0.000000 (final) 0 10.689213 0.0408961 4.294635 0.0043172 0.000000 0.000000
Wayne State University - RHIC - 30
var 11 strategy 0 pars deff 9.075150 w0 3.446790 phislope 0.000000 (initial) pars deff 9.075150 w0 3.446790 phislope 0.000000 (final) 0 8.393993 0.0371821 3.685988 0.0120752 0.000000 0.000000
Wayne State University - TEST - 2001
04/30/995:26 PMSpecification For Offline Interface to DAQ FormatReaderAuthor: Jeff Landgraf (jml@bnl.gov) Defining The EventThe user of this program is responsible for using the TAG database to locate the event. The event can be either stored in
Wayne State University - TEST - 2001
Specification for the Offline Interface to DAQ: StDaqLibAuthors:Jeff Landgraf (jml@bnl.gov) M.J. LeVine (levine@bnl.gov)Defining the event The user of this library is responsible for using the TAG database to locate the event. The event can be
Wayne State University - RHIC - 2008
80 GeV electron calibration34(4,2) 35(4,3) 42(5,2) 43(5,3) 13.25 MeV 11.91 MeV 14.76 MeV 13.19 MeV MIP calibration : ncell=113.26 MeV 11.33 MeV 14.45 MeV 13.23 MeVMIP calibration : ncell=213.46 MeV 11.74 MeV 14.17 MeV 13.57 MeV
Wayne State University - RHIC - 23
Apr 6,2006=1. Run 1274 vs 1352. We see big difference (~<25%) for second part of detector (id>=32).
Wayne State University - RHIC - 23
/ Default Calibration coefficient; Dec 21; FitGams 2/ minAdc - Jan 8,06; 11 values/ run 1310; 4 GEV 1 34(4,2) 2.90002e-03 2.80023e-05 20.0. 2 35(4,3) 2.91314e-03 2.52747e-05 10.0. 3 36(4,4) 5.11498e-03 7.26856
Wayne State University - RHIC - 23
/ Default Calibration coefficient; Dec 21; FitGams 2/ minAdc - Jan 8,06; 11 values/ run 1310; 4 GEV 1 34(4,2) 2.90002e-03 2.80023e-05 10.0. 2 35(4,3) 2.91314e-03 2.52747e-05 0.0. 3 36(4,4) 5.11498e-03 7.26856e
Wayne State University - RHIC - 23
/ C O M M E N T S/ MOVE to bad - 19-jul-2002/ 1 - 3018018 : 3018018_raw_0035/ 2 - 3019040 : 3019040_raw_0047; 3019040_raw_0081; 3019040_raw_0024/ 4 - 3019045 : 3019045_raw_0023; 3019045_raw_0010; / 6 - 3013053 : 3013053_raw_0105;/ 8 - 301
Wayne State University - CABA - 08
The Conflict Between Complex Systems and ReductionismHenry H. Q. HengOnline article and related content current as of October 1, 2008. JAMA. 2008;300(13):1580-1581 (doi:10.1001/jama.300.13.1580) http:/jama.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/full/300/13/1580
Wayne State University - ECE - 7995
ECE 7995 PresentationApplication-Controlled File Caching PoliciesPei Cao, Edward W. Felten and Kai Li Presented By: Mazen Daaibes Gurpreet MaviOutline (part-1) Introduction User Level File Caching Two level replacement Kernel Allocation Poli
Wayne State University - ECE - 7995
ECE7995 Caching and Prefetching Techniques in Computer SystemsLecture 8: Buffer Cache in Main Memory (IV)Quantifying Locality with LRU Stack Blocks are ordered by their recencies; Blocks enter from the stack top, and leave from its bottom;. .
Wayne State University - ECE - 561
Parallel Programming for Performance What limits the performance of parallel programs What factors must be addressed in software? What factors can be addressed by the architecture?Performance Goal => Speedup Architect Goal observe how program
Wayne State University - ECE - 561
11/16/2004Fundamental conceptsJava11/16/2004ECE56101Why javaJava = C+ complexity and ambiguity + Security and portabilitySimple Platform independent Fully Object-Oriented Secure High performance Multithreaded11/16/2004 ECE5610 2Ece
Wayne State University - ECE - 5650
ECE 5650: 2002 Fall Final ReviewSocket Summaries given in lecture notes. Each parameter of every functions Usage of every function Structure of 2 types of servers. Socket options: usage of typical options, relations with IP options, TCP options. Sel
Wayne State University - AST - 2010
Between the Star s:Ga s & D ust i n Spa ce29 March 2005 AST 2010: Chapter 19 1Ga s a nd D ust i n Spa ceTo understand how stars form, we need to know the raw material from which they are made All the gas and dust material that lies in the regi
Wayne State University - PHY - 2140
General Physics (PHY 2140)Lecture 12Electricity and Magnetism Magnetism Magnetic fields and force Application of magnetic forceshttp:/www.physics.wayne.edu/~apetrov/PHY2140/ Chapter 1910/1/2003 1Department of Physics and Astronomy announces th
Wayne State University - PHY - 2140
General Physics (PHY 2140)Lecture 25Modern Physics Relativity Time dilation, length contractionhttp:/www.physics.wayne.edu/~apetrov/PHY2140/ Chapter 2611/7/03 1If you want to know your progress so far, please send me an email request at apetro
Wayne State University - WEEK - 7800
The Rise and Decline of the American GhettoWritten by David M. Cutler., Edward L. Glaeser., and Jacob L. Vigdor Journal of Political Economy 107 (3) 455-506 (1999)Presented by I-Teng WangIntroductionThis paper examines segregation in America
Wayne State University - WEEK - 5520
Wayne State University - WEEK - 5520
Review. and the hits just keep on comingConsumer and Producer Surplus in the Market EquilibriumPrice A DSupplyConsumer surplus Equilibrium price Producer surplus EB C 0 Equilibrium quantityDemandQuantityCopyright2003 Southwestern/Thoms
Wayne State University - WEEK - 7550
~"'"C")00"'"0V) "~II~'WeUu~mutlu~Journal01 rtdllll1',J:,C'OI10I1UCS llYYJj ILUil~IYLN9rthCl'iolland"es)j., 1984, A dynamic 'translog' model of substitution technologies in UK manufacturustry, Bank of England Technical Series 7. . D
Wayne State University - WEEK - 7550
new england journal of medicineTheestablished in 1812october 26, 2006vol. 355no. 17Survival of Patients with Stage I Lung Cancer Detected on CT ScreeningThe International Early Lung Cancer Action Program Investigators*A bs t r ac tBackg
Wayne State University - WEEK - 7550
1 of 3 Department of Economics Exam 2 August 2002 Health Economics Prelim Exam Instructions: You are to do 6 of the 8 problems on this exam. You may choose whatever order you wish, but please indicate which problems you are doing. If you do more tha
Wayne State University - CSC - 6991
Mining Longest Repeating Subsequences to Predict World Wide Web SurfingJatin Patel Electrical and Computer Engineering Wayne State University, Detroit, MI 48202 jatin@cs.wayne.eduIntroduction Predicting user surfing paths involves tradeoffs betw
Wayne State University - CSC - 6991
"Keeping up with Changing Web."Dartmouth college.Brian E Brewington. George Cybenko.Presented by : Shruthi R Bompelli.WEBis a huge collection of decentralized Web pages modified at random times.Information Deprecates over time. Is a
Wayne State University - CSC - 6991
Measuring The Capacity of a Web serverBy Xiongjun TangTopics Introduction Dynamics of HTTP Server Problems in generating Synthetic HTTP requests A Scalable method for Generating HTTP requests Quantitative Evaluation ConclusionIntroduction
Wayne State University - AASW - 07
Atoms and Stars IST 2420Class 7, February 26 Winter 2007Instructor: David Bowen Course web site: www.is.wayne.edu/drbowen/aasw07 Red: added after notes printed2/26/07Atoms and Stars, Class 71Email problem Jason Banks, your WSU email accoun
Wayne State University - AASW - 06
Atoms and Stars IST 2420 and IST 1990Class 5 Winter 2006 Instructor: David BowenCourse web site: www.is.wayne.edu/drbowen/aasw06 IST 1990 Moodle: techtools.culma.wayne.edu/moodle2/8/06 Atoms and Stars, Class 5 1Handouts & Announcements Class 5
Wayne State University - AASF - 05
Atoms and Stars IST 2420 and IST 1990Fall 2005 Sections 001, 005, 010 and 981 Instructor: David Bowen Class #2www.is.wayne.edu/drbowen/aasf059/14/05 Atoms and Stars, September 14 & 19 1Tonight Handoutso Class 2 Notes o Moodle handout for inter
Wayne State University - AASF - 05
Atoms and Stars IST 2420 and IST 1990Fall 2005 Sections 001, 005, 010 and 981 Instructor: David Bowen Class #3: September 21 and 26www.is.wayne.edu/drbowen/aasf05Tonight Handoutso Class 3 Notes Initial the sign-in sheet Review of names Pict
Wayne State University - AASW - 06
Atoms and Stars IST 2420 and IST 1990Class 7 Winter 2006 Instructor: David BowenCourse web site: www.is.wayne.edu/drbowen/aasw06 IST 1990 Moodle: techtools.culma.wayne.edu/moodle2/22/06Atoms and Stars, Class 71Agenda Assignments and passba
Wayne State University - AASW - 07
Atoms and Stars IST 2420Class 5, February 12 Winter 2007Instructor: David Bowen Course web site: www.is.wayne.edu/drbowen/aasw072/12/07Atoms and Stars, Class 51Handouts & Announcements Class 5 Notes Initial the sign in sheetDue tonight
Wayne State University - AASW - 08
Atoms and Stars IST 2420Class 10, March 25 Winter 2008Instructor: David Bowen Course web site: www.is.wayne.edu/drbowen/aasw08Agenda Upcoming assignments Readingso God said, "Let Newton be!" o What is Gravity? Converting sixteenths of an inc
Wayne State University - AASF - 08
Atoms and Stars IST 2420Class 1 Fall 2008 Instructor: David BowenCourse web site: www.is.wayne.edu/drbowen/aasf08Handouts IST 2420 Syllabus Lab 1 Handout Midterm Questions9/8/08Atoms and Stars, Class 12Tonight's Schedule Logistics IS
Wayne State University - AASW - 08
Atoms and Stars IST 2420Class 6, February 19 Winter 2008Instructor: David Bowen Course web site: www.is.wayne.edu/drbowen/aasw08Agenda Assignments and passbacks Grade What-If Background for Europe 1400 1800 AD Review so far Readings: "Ca
Wayne State University - CASF - 07
IST 2710 Third class: Agenda for third classSections 009 & 984 Course web site: http:/www.is.wayne.edu/drbowen/casf07 I. Announcements: A. Don't forget to sign in and out online on the class web site. The class web site is www.is.wayne.edu/drbowen/c
Wayne State University - CASF - 07
Topics for Quiz 1Note that not all topics have been covered in class yet. This version shows deletions made during the Quiz review. Topics that have not been covered in class before the end of the third class will not be on Quiz 1. The Quiz cannot p
Wayne State University - AASW - 06
IST 2420: Atoms and StarsWhere is the material for each question? 1. (a) What is the difference between procedures, data, and observations, hypotheses, and theories? (b) Describe an example of each from one of the labs. You may be told which lab, or
Wayne State University - CASF - 03
IST 2710 Binary Arithmetic, Installment II Multiplying in Decimal and Binary and Converting between Binary and DecimalNOTE TO INSTRUCTORS: These materials are meant as notes for a discussion-type class session, not as notes for a lecture by the Inst
Wayne State University - CASW - 07
Computers and Society Mid Term TopicsThe Mid Term exam will be on the topics listed below. Meaning of the words used: List - when asked, write the requested list of names. Nothing beyond the specific names is asked for. Describe - when asked, writ
Wayne State University - SUN - 3
Measuring Things # 38 Measuring thingsSupporting Early Literacy in Natural Environments, For more information contact anotari@wri-edu.orgA project funded by the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs2006, Washingt
Wayne State University - SUN - 3
<br>Slovak Studies New Member Questionnaire1. IntroductionThank you for your interest in the Slovak Studies Association. We have waived first-year membership and so all we request of you at the moment is information that will help us serve you bett
UMass Dartmouth - ICASSP - 1997
A Method of Extracting Time-Varying Acoustic Features Effective for Speech RecognitionKazuyo Tanaka and Hiroaki Kojima Machine Understanding Division, Electrotechnical Laboratory, AIST 1-1-4 Umezono, Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305, Japan ktanaka@etl.go.jpAB
UMass Dartmouth - ICASSP - 1997
UMass Dartmouth - ICASSP - 1997
A DIRECTIONAL MORPHOLOGICAL OPERATION AND ITS APPLICATION TO IMMUNOLOGICAL IMAGE PROCESSINGShigeki Doi Etsuko Ueda Shunsuke DoiNara National Colleage of Technology Yamatokoriyama, Nara, JAPAN doi@center.nara-k.ac.jpABSTRACT A directional morphol
UMass Dartmouth - ICASSP - 1997
UMass Dartmouth - ICASSP - 1997
UMass Dartmouth - ICASSP - 1997
UMass Dartmouth - ICASSP - 1997
UMass Dartmouth - ICASSP - 1997
UMass Dartmouth - ICASSP - 2004
CONFIDENCE MEASURES IN MULTIPLE PRONUNCIATIONS MODELING FOR SPEAKER VERIFICATION Mohamed F. BenZeghiba Herv Bourlard eDalle Molle Institute for Perceptual Articial Intelligence (IDIAP) P. O. Box 592, CH-1920 Martigny, Switzerland {mfb,bourlard}@
UMass Dartmouth - ICASSP - 1997
EXTENSIONS TO PHONE-STATE DECISION-TREE CLUSTERING: SINGLE TREE AND TAGGED CLUSTERINGDragon Systems, Inc. 320 Nevada St. Newton, MA, 02160, USADouglas B. PaulThe following article describes two extensions to the \traditional" decision tree method