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[Rivet] LHCb - Alex GrecuAndy Buckley andy.buckley at ed.ac.ukSun Oct 23 17:37:08 BST 2011
On 23/10/11 11:19, Peter Skands wrote: > Hi Riveteers, > > We've had a LPCC short-term student at CERN for a few months, Alex > Grecu, working on RIVET analyses for LHCb. I think at least Andy has had > some mail exchanges with him, maybe others too. Now that his time at > CERN is drawing to a close, I just wanted to check the status from your > side, if you've already received everything you need, for inclusion in > the official Rivet, or if there are issues remaining that I should try > to push to get concluded before he leaves? Hi Peter, Unless I've lost track of something, we've had only one analysis from Alex so far, which is an improvement on one at 900 GeV that we previously had from Holger. He was obviously a good guy, though, and not much needed to be done to that analysis to make it releasable -- it unfortunately contains quite a bit of HepMC tree walking, which we really try to avoid, but in this sort of analysis it's understandable, and hopefully not unsafe. It would of course be nice to have more LHCb analyses, especially at 7 TeV, but I don't think we have them yet -- do you happen to know which ones Alex is working on? > PS: I also noticed on your web page, there are some LHCb analyses listed > as "in progress at IPPP" - is this the same effort? There was some unfortunate overlap here, in Durham had summer students who implemented some of these analyses before we found out about Alex at the LPCC tutorial in August. So there has been some duplication, but it was a good experience for the students and having done some of the work to tidy up their code, I think Alex's implementations are likely to be much better formed! Cheers, Andy -- Dr Andy Buckley SUPA Advanced Research Fellow Particle Physics Experiment Group, University of Edinburgh The University of Edinburgh is a charitable body, registered in Scotland, with registration number SC005336.
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