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42. High Energy Nuclear Physics Group high energy nuclear physics Group. at University of Tsukuba displays (lower left) show the first measurements of transverse energy from RHIC collisions. http://utkhii.px.tsukuba.ac.jp/index_e.html

High Energy Nuclear Physics Group at University of Tsukuba Switch to Japanese PHENIX evidence of RHIC collisions recorded Thursday morning, June 15 after accelerator operators brought beams into collision in the PHENIX interaction region. Signals were recorded simultaneously in seven PHENIX detector subsystems: Zero-Degree Calorimeters (ZDC), Beam-Beam Counters (BBC), Time-of -Flight Detectors, Pad-Chambers, Drift Chambers, Time Expansion Chambers, and Electromagnetic Calorimeters (EMCal). The event display (upper right) shows reconstructed tracks pointing to the collision. The BBC (upper left) confirms that the collision occurred near the center of the PHENIX detector system. The EMCal displays (lower left) show the first measurements of transverse energy from RHIC collisions. Research Abstract (Japanese) PHENIX Experiment TOF Photo Gallery Tsukuba team at BNL ... Events Access Map Related Links Bulletin (Access Limited) 1-1-1 Tennoudai, Tsukuba, Japan 305-8571 Institute of Physics, University of Tsukuba

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Home Mission about SciDAC Contact Us ... Browse by Title Advanced scientific computing will be a key contributor to scientific research in the 21st Century. Within the Office of Science, scientific computing programs and facilities are already essential to progress in many areas of research. Although High Energy Physics and Nuclear Physics are now separate programs at DOE, they were combined at the time the SciDAC calls were issued. High Energy and Nuclear Physics Goals for SciDAC The coming advances in computing performance, if they can be realized for scientific problems, herald a new era in scientific computing. If computers capable of 100 teraflops or more become available in the next few years, it will be possible to dramatically extend our exploration of the fundamental processes of nature. It will also be possible to predict the behavior of a broad range of complex systems, such as charged-particle accelerator components, and eventually entire accelerators. Areas of interest to HENP that could benefit from advanced scientific computing include: Predicting electromagnetic fields and beam dynamics in particle accelerators, with particular attention to processes, such as beam halos, that impact the performance of current and proposed high-energy accelerators (coordinated with FES).

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55. The Office Of Science - High Energy And Nuclear Physics History high energy and nuclear physics. In the 1950s, the Division of Physical Research in the AEC evolved in two directions one program studied nuclear http://www.er.doe.gov/Sub/About/History/Program_Offices/HEP_hs.htm

Contact Inventory for Web Publishing Site Map Privacy Policy FirstGov for Science HIgh Energy and Nuclear Physics The focus of the nuclear physics research program has been to: understand the structure of protons and neutrons, as well as mesons, in terms of the underlying quark and gluon structure; understand nuclear structure and reactions, especially nuclei at the limits of mass (superheavy elements), excitation energy, angular momentum, and neutron-to-proton ratio; study the properties and phases of nuclear matter; study fundamental symmetries of nature as they are apparent in nuclei and nuclear reactions; and study the nuclear dynamics of the sun, supernova, other astrophysical objects, and nucleosynthesis, which includes understanding the properties of neutrinos. Another major direction for high energy physics in recent years has been into space, since particle physics is essential to an understanding of our universe and its evolution. As one example, high energy physics techniques were used in the 1990s to discover that the expansion of the universe since the Big Bang is actually speeding up rather than slowing down. Plans are being made to pursue this very important discovery with an orbiting telescope.

56. Artificial Intelligence In High Energy And Nuclear Physics: Proceedings Of The F Artificial Intelligence in high energy and nuclear physics Proceedings of An Introduction to the physics of high energy Accelerators (Wiley Series in http://www.bookfinder.us/Science/Physics/Nuclear_Physics~~11.html

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58. 932 High Energy Physics; Nuclear Physics; Plasma Physics 932 high energy physics; nuclear physics; Plasma physics 932.1 high energy physics 932.2 nuclear physics 932.3 Plasma physics http://eels.lub.lu.se/ei/932.html

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Annual Report TABLE OF CONTENTS YEAR IN REVIEW SCIENCE HIGHLIGHTS SCIENCE HIGHLIGHTS: HIGH ENERGY AND NUCLEAR PHYSICS The Nearby Supernova Factory Director's Perspective YEAR IN REVIEW Computational Science at NERSC ... Advanced Scientific Computing Research and Other Projects Gregory Aldering, Saul Perlmutter, Peter Nugent, and Stewart Loken, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Research Objectives Computational Approach Accomplishments During the past year we worked to automate the Nearby Supernova Factory image subtraction pipeline. We also began archiving data from the Near Earth Asteroid Tracking (NEAT) team, who built and operate the current JPL camera at Palomar as well as a camera on Haleakala in Hawaii. These efforts have recently come to fruition with the discovery of our first probable supernova from this most recent effort. (Note that in spring 1999 we lead a similar effort which used similar techniques to find over 40 confirmed supernovae.) Significance Publications G. Aldering, "Type Ia supernovae and cosmic acceleration," in

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