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CP measurements in Bs decays to charm Azizur Rahaman (for the CDF collaboration) University of Pittsburgh 4th International Workshop on the Unitarity Triangle Nagoya University,…

No Slide Title Energy Considerations If we take PDA measurements…. Energy Concepts Potential Energy Rated Energy Kinetic Energy (Hammer Efficiency) Transferred Energy (ENTHRU)…

BPC alignment to BST M.Kapishin Diffraction and precise QCD measurements at HERA 1 Diffraction and precise QCD measurements at HERA Rencontres de Moriond QCD 2012 M.Kapishin,…

Bodek-Moriond-EW-2016.pptxPrecision Measurements of Electroweak Parameters with Z Bosons at the Tevatron ( sin2θWeff , sin2θWon-shell, Mw indiret) Rencontres

Recent neutrino cross-section measurements at T2K A hot topic... Oscillation measurements in far detector constrained from near detector (xsec x flux) different acceptance

TitlesPHENIX G4 simulation Pythia 8, 35 GeV γ+jet event The sPHENIX Collaboration October 10, 2017 Executive Summary sPHENIX is a planned upgrade to the PHENIX experiment

Microsoft PowerPoint - WRMISS2011_HirnTHE PILLE TLD SYSTEM I. Apáthy1, S. Deme1, P. Szántó1, A. Hirn1, Y. A. Akatov2, V. V. Arkhangelsky2, Igor Nikolaev3

Nuclear Physics of the 64Ge Waiting Point of the rp-processMark Wallace 06/10/05 Mark Wallace 06/10/05 Experimental ProgramExperimental Program Measure the Mass of 64Ge and

Flow Visualization and PIV Measurements of Laminar Separation Bubble Oscillating at Low Frequency on an Airfoil near Stall1 Abstract Laminar separation bubbles formed on

Blois2014_Brock_SF.keyMeasurements of the proton structure at HERA Ian C. Brock on behalf of the H1 and ZEUS collaborations University of Bonn ! Blois 2014 Outline •

5.3 (a) Looking into the base of Q 1 we see an equivalent resistance of r π1 , so we can draw the following equivalent circuit for finding R in : R in R 1 R 2 r π1 R in…

3.1 (a) IX = VX R1 0 VX < 0 VX > 0 IX VX (V) Slope = 1/R1 3.2 IX = Plotting IX (t), we have VX R1 0 VX < 0 VX > 0 V0 IX (t) for VB = 1 V (Solid) 0 0 −V0 /R1…

4.4 According to Equation (4.8), we have IC = AE qDn n2 VBE /VT i −1 e NB WB 1 ∝ WB We can see that if WB increases by a factor of two, then IC decreases by a factor…

3.1 (a) IX = { VX R1 VX < 0 0 VX > 0 VX (V) IX Slope = 1/R1 3.2 IX = { VX R1 VX < 0 0 VX > 0 Plotting IX(t), we have 0 −V0/R1I X (t ) fo r V B = 1 V (S ol id…

TIM PERUTZ Contents I. The fundamental group 3 1. Introduction 3 1.1. Homotopy equivalence 3 1.2. The fundamental groupoid 4 2. The fundamental group of the circle 6 2.1.

The planar cubic Cayley graphs Agelos Georgakopoulos Technische Universität Graz 13910 Agelos Georgakopoulos Planar Cayley graphs Cayley graphs 〈 α β β2 α4 αβ2 〉…

Models with fundamental length1 and the finite-dimensional simulations of Big Bang Miloslav Znojil Nuclear Physics Institute ASCR, 250 68 Řež, Czech Republic 1talk in…

Intro NRQED Numerical results FFK2017 Precision tests of fundamental interactions with H2 K. Pachucki & M. Puchalski & D. Czachorowski & J. Komasa University…

Nuclear Matrix Elements for Fundamental Symmetries Javier Menéndez JSPS Fellow The University of Tokyo 3rd European Nuclear Physics Conference Groningen 3rd September 2015…

The Geometry of Renormalization Susama Agarwala John Hopkins University April 2 2009 Abstract This thesis constructs a geometric object called a renormalization bundle on…