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This web site lhcb-muon.web.cern.ch states the following, "LHCb Muon Group Home Page." Our analyzers noticed that the webpage said " LHCb paper and the other papers." The Website also said " B Schmidt - IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium, Dresden, talk 22 October 08. A Satta - Physics at LHC, Split, Croatia, talk 3 October 08. G Lanfranchi - 5th International Workshop on the CKM Unitary Triangle, Rome, talk 9-12 September 08. S Vecchi - 2nd WS on Theory, Phenomenology and Experiments in heavy flavour physics, Capri, talk 16-18 June 08. K Mair - 55th Jahrestagung der OEPG, poster." The website's header had Muon as the most important optimized keyword. It is followed by detector, RPC, and MWPC which isn't as highly ranked as Muon. The next words lhcb-muon.web.cern.ch used was eperiment. system was included but could not be viewed by web crawlers.VIEW SIMILAR WEB SITES
The Online System in LHCb comprises all aspects of online computing, experiment controls, as well as the Timing and Fast Control. It provides the infrastructure for the data taking for the the High Level Triggers, as well as the control, configuration and monitoring of the entire experiment. All information concerning Online Operations is now on the Online Twiki.
LHCb - Large Hadron Collider beauty experiment. LHCb is an experiment set up to explore what happened after the Big Bang that allowed matter to survive and build the Universe we inhabit today. Luminosity in 2017, the third year of Run 2. The corresponding numbers for 2015. The luminosity used in physics analysis of Run 1. Click the image to see the operational plot. LHC and LHCb Status Displays.
Most of the information is probably outdated. The Physics Software Project coordinated the subsystem software and the event reconstruction software. Its mission was completed with start of data taking in December 2009. It worked in close collaboration with the Core Software Project and the Physics Project.
This page last edited by RL. On July 05, 2010. Times since March 18, 1998.
The old Trigger home page, quite obsolete, can be accessed here. A hardware level reducing the rate to 1 MHz in 4 μs. Level-1, a software level using selected data, reducing the rate to 40 kHz with about 1 ms processing time. A software level running on the whole event, with an output rate up to 2 kHz and 10 ms processing time. Handles the hardware and software of the Level 0 trigger.