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Session IV: Innovative (Algorithms and) Tools

Session IV: Innovative (Algorithms and) Tools. V.Fine, BNL, USA & JINR, Dubna. What is tools. Theory Algorithm Computer code Program + user’s requirement + service =

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Session IV: Innovative (Algorithms and) Tools

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  1. Session IV:Innovative (Algorithms and) Tools V.Fine, BNL, USA & JINR, Dubna V.Fine Brookhaven National Laboratory

  2. What is tools • Theory • Algorithm • Computer code • Program + user’s requirement + service = • Tool – is an algorithm that is implemented with some working computer program, satisfies some extra user requirements and is used more then 1 place (excluding the program's authors) V.Fine Brookhaven National Laboratory

  3. Summary“Tools” (2nd) part of Session IV There were 3 oral (tools) sessions, 12 talks (7 speakers), and 3 posters: • Status reports • Overviews • Original results V.Fine Brookhaven National Laboratory

  4. Status reports • Geant4 – by V.Ivanchenko • CMS – by L.Tuura • AIDA – V.Serbo • Anaphe – M.Sang It would be interesting to see some information about the users of the systems in questions and their feedbacks V.Fine Brookhaven National Laboratory

  5. Overviews • Ignominy – by L.Tuura • GEANT4 Physics validation by H.-P.Wellisch • OO software for Simulation and Reconstruction – by P.Acre V.Fine Brookhaven National Laboratory

  6. Original works • ROOT-related (Alice, US Atlas) 3 talks (of 12) by Rene Brun, by Yu. Fisyak, by V.Fine • JINR – unusual work, application of modern technique to solve some economic problem – by T.Tyupikova • Institute for High Performance Computing and Information System – Some approach to Quantum System Evolution Simulation (poster) V.Fine Brookhaven National Laboratory

  7. HEP experiments • CMS – shares with us several talks. There were 6 CMS-”related” presentations • ATLAS – 1 talk (OO model of the geometry) • ALICE - 1 talk (OO model of the geometry) • Alas no talk from the running experiments ( RHIC / FermiLab for example) V.Fine Brookhaven National Laboratory

  8. Hot issues • There were several talks regarding the suitable OO model of the HEP detectors, that can be used and re-used for the purposes of the simulation, reconstruction and visualization as well. • R.Brun The ROOT Geometry package • Yu. Fisyak OO/C++ Reconstruction Model Based on GEANT3 • P.Arce “Simulation Framework and XML Detector Description Database for CMS Experiment V.Fine Brookhaven National Laboratory

  9. Cross platform Why ? There is no argue Unix vs Windows anymore. • To be healthy • To use Windows man / computer power So far there is no clear answer how to achieve this. There was only one talk devoted to this problem. Do we want to be healthy? V.Fine Brookhaven National Laboratory

  10. Summary • There were present some summaries and overviews, those lack of new information • The original presentations were interesting and I would like the next organizing committee to encourage people to bring their new (may be small) job to the next Workshop. V.Fine Brookhaven National Laboratory

  11. Workshop was very interesting successful and fruitful • Special thanks Moscow State University and Joint Institute for Nuclear Research. • And all participants as well. V.Fine Brookhaven National Laboratory

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