IIT Chennai Notes

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[Rajkumar Agarwal]

As you are looking for important notes for B.Tech Course of IIT Chennai, so here I want to inform you that we have notes of following topics:

Simulation & Reconstruction - GEANT 4
Standard Model, Higgs Boson and what next? (Article)
Building up the Standard Gauge Model of High Energy Physics
QCD @ LHC
Physics Beyond the Standard Model?
Particle Identification
An Introduction to Charged Particles Tracking
Statistical Methods - Lectures
Discovering Higgs Boson at LHC (pptx version)
Standard Model, Higgs Boson and what next? (Presentation)
Tracking@LHC
Introduction to PID Control
Standard Model and Higgs Theory (pdf version)
Standard Model and Higgs Theory (pptx version)
FPGA Orientation
Signal Processing Electronics for Nuclear and High Energy Physics
Discovering Higgs Boson at LHC (pdf version)
Statistical Methods - Problems

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Although I am providing notes of Simulation & Reconstruction topic for your reference:

Simulation & Reconstruction

Preface
Reference:
– Introduction to Experimental High Energy Physics: Richard Fernow (Cambridge University Press)
– Data Analysis Technique for High Energy Physics: R.K.Bock, H.Grote, D.Notz, M.Regler (Cambridge University Press)
– Experimental Technique in High Energy Nuclear and Particle Physics: T.Ferbel ed. (World Scientific)

Apology:
– Nothing on event generators
– Only hand-on can give the right impression of this field

Interpretation The data could have been an event like this. ‰
But how to make sure that the interpretation has any touch of reality

Present Day HEP Experiments
A modern high energy physics experiment demands
Go to higher and higher energies to probe at shorter distances
Large number of particles are produced in a given interaction
Look for rarer processes → work at very high luminosities
Multiple interactions in a single event

To cope such complex requirement
– Use a very large and composite detector system