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1 ASP2014 Sunday 03 August Saturday 23 August 2014 Cheikh Anta Diop University Dakar Programme ASP2014 / Programme Wednesday 29 October 2014
2 Table of contents Sunday 03 August Welcome Session... 1 Monday 04 August Theoretical Physics... 2 Introduction to Particle Physics I & II... 2 Quantum Mechanics Recaps I & II... 2 Special Relativity and Kinematics I & II... 2 Feynman Diagrams and Hadroproduction Processes I & II... 2 Linux Boot camp... 2 Tuesday 05 August Nuclear Physics I & II... 3 Theoretical Physics... 3 SM of Particle Physics I & II... 3 Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics I & II... 3 Linux Boot Camp... 3 Wednesday 06 August Nuclear Physics III & IV... 4 Theoretical Physics... 4 Linux Boot Camp... 4 Monte Carlo Generators I & II... 4 Parallel Sessions: Particle Physics Tutorial I & II / Nuclear Physics Computing... 4 Thursday 07 August Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics III & IV... 5 Theoretical Physics... 5 SM of Particle Physics III & IV... 5 Monte Carlo Generators III & IV... 5 Tutorial V (MC Gen.)... 5 Colloquium: Particle Physics Perspective from Theory... 5 Friday 08 August Theoretical Physics... 6 Tutorial Monte Carlo Generators III & IV... 6 Nuclear Physics... 6 i
3 (TBC) Particle-Matter Interactions, Detectors, Particle ID I & II... 6 Tutorial III & IV... 6 Saturday 09 August Excursion... 7 Sunday 10 August Free Time... 7 Monday 11 August Experimental Physics... 8 (TBC) Particle-Matter Interactions, Detectors, Particle ID III & IV... 8 Heavy flavour production and decays at colliders... 8 Introduction to Statistical Analysis I & II... 8 Introduction to Statistical Analysis III... 8 Standard Model Results from ATLAS and CMS... 8 Tuesday 12 August Experimental Physics... 9 Towards Physics Results from LHC Experiments I & II... 9 Geant 4 Detector Simulation I & II... 9 Particle-Matter Interactions, Detectors and Particle Identification... 9 Heavy Flavor Production and Decay at Colliders... 9 Parallel Sessions: French & English... 9 Wednesday 13 August Experimental Physics Towards Physics Results from LHC Experiments III & IV BSM Results from LHC Experiments I & II Dsicussion session Colloquium: Particle Physics Perspective from Experiment Thursday 14 August Experimental Physics Neutrinos Physics and Experiments I & II ROOT Analysis Framework Introduction to Supersymmetry Discussion Session Friday 15 August Experimental Physics Nano Technology Introduction to Accelerators I Introduction to Accelerators II Applications of Accelerators to Nuclear Energy ii
4 Analysis with ROOT III & IV Geant 4: Detector Simulation III & IV Saturday 16 August Free Time School Banquet Sunday 17 August Free Time Monday 18 August Accel. Physics & Applications Free time Parallel Discussion Sessions French and English - Accelerators Colloquium: LHC Nano technology Nano Technology Geant4 Tutorial Tuesday 19 August Accel. Physics & Applications Silicon Nanowires fabrication and surface nanostructuration by Metal Assisted Chemical Etching Beam Diagnostics I Beam Diagnostics II Free time Wednesday 20 August Accel. Physics & Applications Isotope production and Radiation therapy Isotope Production & Radiation Therapy Medical Applications I Medical Applications II Introduction to Emittence Measurement Practical exercises on emittance measurements Recap Tutorial on Beam Dynamics & Accelerator Concepts Neutron Sources Thursday 21 August Accel. Physics & Applications Coupling of two angular momenta using graphical methods High Throuput Computing & HEP Digital Library I Digital Library II Radiation Measurement and Dosimetry iii
5 Running Jobs Locally with Condor Introduction to High Throughput Workflows Friday 22 August Accel. Physics & Applications Running Workflows Locally with Condor Introduction to Grid Computing & Overlays Running Jobs Remotely with Condor-G & Glide Ins Turning Scientific Computing Needs into HTC Jobs Other Grid Odds and Ends I & II Saturday 23 August Departure iv
6 Sunday 03 August 2014 Sunday 03 August 2014 Welcome Session - (17:00-19:30) Page 1
7 Monday 04 August 2014 Monday 04 August 2014 Theoretical Physics - (09:00-18:30) Introduction to Particle Physics I & II - (09:00-10:30) - Presenters: ACHARYA, Bobby Samir Quantum Mechanics Recaps I & II - (11:00-12:30) - Presenters: ENGLERT, Christoph Special Relativity and Kinematics I & II - (14:00-15:30) - Presenters: ENGLERT, Christoph Feynman Diagrams and Hadroproduction Processes I & II - (16:00-17:30) - Presenters: ENGLERT, Christoph Linux Boot camp - (17:30-18:30) - Presenters: REGNAULD, Phil; ALLEN, Hervey; BOUBA, Fanta; GUEYE SY, Khoudia Page 2
8 Tuesday 05 August 2014 Tuesday 05 August 2014 Nuclear Physics I & II - (09:00-10:30) - Presenters: ELOUADRHIRI, Latifa Theoretical Physics: Theoretical Physics - (09:00-18:30) SM of Particle Physics I & II - (11:00-12:30) - Presenters: ACHARYA, Bobby Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics I & II - (14:00-15:30) - Presenters: DE NAUROIS, Mathieu Linux Boot Camp - (16:00-18:30) - Presenters: REGNAULD, Phil; GUEYE SY, Khoudia; BOUBA, Fanta Page 3
9 Wednesday 06 August 2014 Wednesday 06 August 2014 Nuclear Physics III & IV - (09:00-10:30) - Presenters: ELOUADRHIRI, Latifa Theoretical Physics: Theoretical Physics - (09:00-18:30) Linux Boot Camp - (11:00-12:30) - Presenters: BOUBA, Fanta; GUEYE SY, Khoudia; REGNAULD, Phil Monte Carlo Generators I & II - (14:00-15:30) - Presenters: Dr. SCHOENHERR, Marek Parallel Sessions: Particle Physics Tutorial I & II / Nuclear Physics Computing - (16:00-18:30) - Presenters: ELOUADRHIRI, Latifa; HEDDLE, David; ACHARYA, Bobby Samir; ENGLERT, Christoph Page 4
10 Thursday 07 August 2014 Thursday 07 August 2014 Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics III & IV - (09:00-10:30) - Presenters: DE NAUROIS, Mathieu Theoretical Physics: Theoretical Physics - (09:00-18:30) SM of Particle Physics III & IV - (11:00-12:30) - Presenters: ACHARYA, Bobby Monte Carlo Generators III & IV - (14:00-15:30) - Presenters: Dr. SCHÖNHERR, Marek Tutorial V (MC Gen.) - (16:00-17:30) - Presenters: SCHOENHERR, Marek Colloquium: Particle Physics Perspective from Theory - (17:30-18:30) - Presenters: Prof. ELLIS, John Page 5
11 Friday 08 August 2014 Friday 08 August 2014 Theoretical Physics: Theoretical Physics - (09:00-18:00) Tutorial Monte Carlo Generators III & IV - (09:00-10:30) - Presenters: Dr. SCHÖNHERR, Marek Nuclear Physics - (11:00-12:30) - Presenters: ASSAMAGAN, Ketevi Adikle (TBC) Particle-Matter Interactions, Detectors, Particle ID I & II - (14:00-15:30) - Presenters: GOERLACH, Ulrich Tutorial III & IV - (16:00-18:00) - Presenters: ELLIS, Jonathan R.; ACHARYA, Bobby Samir Page 6
12 Sunday 10 August 2014 Saturday 09 August 2014 Excursion - (06:00-16:00) Lunch bag for participants Sunday 10 August 2014 Free Time - (06:00-17:00) Page 7
13 Monday 11 August 2014 Monday 11 August 2014 Experimental Physics - (09:00-18:30) (TBC) Particle-Matter Interactions, Detectors, Particle ID III & IV - (09:00-10:30) - Presenters: GOERLACH, Ulrich Heavy flavour production and decays at colliders - (11:00-12:30) - Presenters: CAMPANELLI, Mario Introduction to Statistical Analysis I & II - (14:00-15:30) - Presenters: ASSAMAGAN, Ketevi Adikle Introduction to Statistical Analysis III - (16:00-16:30) - Presenters: ASSAMAGAN, Ketevi Adikle Standard Model Results from ATLAS and CMS - (16:30-18:30) - Presenters: GRAY, Heather Page 8
14 Tuesday 12 August 2014 Tuesday 12 August 2014 Experimental Physics: Experimental Physics - (09:00-18:00) Towards Physics Results from LHC Experiments I & II - (09:00-10:30) - Presenters: MAZINI, Rachid Geant 4 Detector Simulation I & II - (11:00-12:30) - Presenters: APOSTOLAKIS, John Particle-Matter Interactions, Detectors and Particle Identification - (14:00-14:40) - Presenters: GOERLACH, Ulrich Heavy Flavor Production and Decay at Colliders - (14:45-15:25) - Presenters: CAMPANELLI, Mario Parallel Sessions: French & English - (16:00-18:00) - Presenters: ASSAMAGAN, Ketevi Adikle; GRAY, Julia Ann; YITAMBEN, Esmeralda Page 9
15 Wednesday 13 August 2014 Wednesday 13 August 2014 Experimental Physics: Experimental Physics - (09:00-17:30) Towards Physics Results from LHC Experiments III & IV - (09:00-10:30) - Presenters: MAZINI, Rachid BSM Results from LHC Experiments I & II - (11:00-12:30) - Presenters: CHOU, John Paul Dsicussion session - (14:00-15:30) - Presenters: BVUMBI, Suzan; DIOUF, Saliou Colloquium: Particle Physics Perspective from Experiment - (16:00-17:30) - Presenters: DE ROECK, Albert Page 10
16 Thursday 14 August 2014 Thursday 14 August 2014 Experimental Physics: Experimental Physics - (09:00-18:30) Neutrinos Physics and Experiments I & II - (09:00-10:30) - Presenters: Dr. WHITE, Herman B. ROOT Analysis Framework - (11:00-12:30) - Presenters: GRAY, Heather Introduction to Supersymmetry - (14:00-15:30) - Presenters: MUANZA, Steve Guy Discussion Session - (16:00-18:30) - Presenters: ALL LECTURERS PRESENT Page 11
17 Friday 15 August 2014 Friday 15 August 2014 Experimental Physics: Experimental Physics - (09:00-18:00) Nano Technology - (09:00-09:40) - Presenters: YITEMBEN, Esmeralda Introduction to Accelerators I - (09:45-10:30) - Presenters: LEBRUN, Philippe Introduction to Accelerators II - (11:00-11:45) - Presenters: LEBRUN, Philippe Applications of Accelerators to Nuclear Energy - (11:45-12:30) - Presenters: BABCOCK, Carla; MONTANO CARRIZALES, Jacobo Abraham Analysis with ROOT III & IV - (14:00-15:30) - Presenters: GRAY, Heather Geant 4: Detector Simulation III & IV - (16:00-18:00) - Presenters: APOSTOLAKIS, John Page 12
18 Saturday 16 August 2014 Saturday 16 August 2014 Free Time: Outreach Day - (14:00-18:02) time [id] title 14:00 [137] Welcome to the Forum and Outreach day (00h05') 14:00 [86] Student Poster Session (04h00') Presenter: LOC 14:05 [138] Remarks by Dr. H. TOURE (00h05') 14:10 [153] Address by Telecommunication Ministry representative (00h05') Presenter: Dr. NGOM, Mamoune 14:15 [139] The ASP Mission (00h10') Presenters: Dr. DARVE, Christine, Dr. ASSAMAGAN, Ketevi 14:25 [140] Information and Communication Technologies developments in Africa (00h20') Presenter: Dr. TOURE, Hamadoun 14:45 [141] Digital Library as a collaborative example (00h20') Presenter: Dr. GUEDEGBE, Eric 15:05 [142] Student scholarships from International Telecommunication Union (00h05') 15:10 Break (00h20') 15:30 [145] Data acquisition and GRID computing for Africa (00h15') Presenter: Dr. GRAY, Julia 15:45 [146] CERN Model and Outreach Efforts (00h15') Presenter: Dr. LANDUA, Rolf 16:00 [148] The Road Map for Discoveries for Africa (00h30') Presenter: Dr. WHITE, Herman 16:30 [149] Round Table (01h00') School Banquet - (18:00-22:00) Page 13
19 Sunday 17 August 2014 Sunday 17 August 2014 Free Time: Free Time - (06:00-17:00) Page 14
20 Monday 18 August 2014 Monday 18 August 2014 Accel. Physics & Applications - (09:00-18:30) Free time - (09:00-10:30) Parallel Discussion Sessions French and English - Accelerators - (11:00-12:30) - Presenters: LEBRUN, Philippe; BABCOCK, Carla; MONTANO CARRIZALES, Jacobo Abraham Colloquium: LHC - (14:00-14:50) - Presenters: LEBRUN, Philippe Nano technology - (15:00-15:30) - Presenters: YITAMBEN, Esmeralda Nano Technology - (16:00-16:25) - Presenters: YITAMBEN, Esmeralda Geant4 Tutorial - (16:30-18:30) - Presenters: APOSTOLAKIS, John Page 15
21 Tuesday 19 August 2014 Tuesday 19 August 2014 Accel. Physics & Applications: Accel. Physics & Applications - (09:00-18:30) Silicon Nanowires fabrication and surface nanostructuration by Metal Assisted Chemical Etching - (09:00-10:30) - Presenters: KOBOR, Diouma Beam Diagnostics I - (11:00-11:45) - Presenters: RAICH, Uli Beam Diagnostics II - (11:45-12:30) - Presenters: RAICH, Uli Free time - (14:00-18:30) Page 16
22 Wednesday 20 August 2014 Wednesday 20 August 2014 Accel. Physics & Applications: Accel. Physics & Applications - (09:00-17:30) Isotope production and Radiation therapy - (09:00-09:40) - Presenters: SILARI, Marco Isotope Production & Radiation Therapy - (09:45-10:25) - Presenters: SILARI, Marco Medical Applications I - (11:00-11:45) - Presenters: MUANZA, Thierry Medical Applications II - (11:45-12:30) - Presenters: MUANZA, Thierry Introduction to Emittence Measurement - (14:00-14:45) - Presenters: RAICH, Uli Practical exercises on emittance measurements - (14:45-15:30) - Presenters: RAICH, Uli Recap Tutorial on Beam Dynamics & Accelerator Concepts - (16:00-16:45) - Presenters: RAICH, Uli Neutron Sources - (16:45-17:30) - Presenters: DARVE, Christine Page 17
23 Thursday 21 August 2014 Thursday 21 August 2014 Accel. Physics & Applications: Accel. Physics & Applications - (09:00-18:30) Coupling of two angular momenta using graphical methods - (09:00-10:30) - Presenters: NDAO, Ababacar S High Throuput Computing & HEP - (11:00-11:45) - Presenters: Prof. YU, Jae Digital Library I - (11:45-12:30) - Presenters: VIGEN, Jens Digital Library II - (14:00-14:40) - Presenters: VIGEN, Jens Radiation Measurement and Dosimetry - (14:45-15:25) - Presenters: SILARI, Marco Running Jobs Locally with Condor - (16:00-16:45) - Presenters: Dr. SEVERINI, Horst Introduction to High Throughput Workflows - (16:45-18:30) - Presenters: QUICK, Robert Page 18
24 Friday 22 August 2014 Friday 22 August 2014 Accel. Physics & Applications: Accel. Physics & Applications - (09:00-17:30) Running Workflows Locally with Condor - (09:00-10:30) - Presenters: GROSS, Kyle Introduction to Grid Computing & Overlays - (11:00-12:30) - Presenters: QUICK, Robert Running Jobs Remotely with Condor-G & Glide Ins - (14:00-14:45) - Presenters: GROSS, Kyle Turning Scientific Computing Needs into HTC Jobs - (14:45-15:30) - Presenters: Prof. SKUBIC, Patrick Other Grid Odds and Ends I & II - (16:00-17:30) - Presenters: QUICK, Robert Page 19
25 Saturday 23 August 2014 Saturday 23 August 2014 Departure - (06:00-17:00) Page 20
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