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Computers in High-Energy Physics

1986
Publisher Summary The field of high-energy physics shares a common feature with computers—its dependence on progress in electronics to provide it with the capability to increase both the scale and the complexity of its performance. The chapter examines the widespread and varied use and impact of computers throughout the realm of high-energy physics ...
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High-energy physics

Physics Today, 1983
Particle physicists have long been conspicuous consumers of computer time. Today's complex experiments generate prodigious quantities of raw data that require hours of cpu time to be reduced to a form comprehensible to human colleagues. As figure 1 shows, a multitude of computer cathode-ray screens often dominates the control room of a modern detector.
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Instrumentation in high energy physics

2009
After the introduction, passage of particles through matter is considered, and out of this discussion various detector concepts are developed. Reminder of basic principles is followed by practical examples to illustrate variety of approaches and techniques.
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High energy physics

Nature, 1974
Particle-interaction Physics at High Energies. By S. J. Lindenbaum. Pp. xiii + 512. (An International Series of Monographs on Physics.) (Clarendon: Oxford; Oxford University: London, October 1973.) £15.00.
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DPR in high energy physics

2009 Design, Automation & Test in Europe Conference & Exhibition, 2009
Wenxue Gao   +5 more
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