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RD51 Simulation/Software School

Join the 2-day hands-on program for graduate students and postdocs to learn Geant4, Root, COMSOL, and more. Limited to 30 attendees. Develop a virtual machine, bring your laptop, and enhance your programming skills. Location: CERN. Dates: January 20-21. Goals include training, code contributions, and building common simulations for MPGDs.

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RD51 Simulation/Software School

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  1. programme & format • mostly hands-on practice and examples • duration: 2 days • target audience • graduate students and postdocs • expectedattendance • ~30 persons RD51 Simulation/Software School Alain Bellerive

  2. Program Geant4 tutorial [G4 team – John Apostolakis] Root COMSOL [Paulo Fonte] Magboltz/ Heed GARFIELD and neBEM [Rob Veenhof] C++ GARFIELD [Alain Bellerive]

  3. Format • We will require help of senior graduates students… the one doing the work [Heinrich Schindler, NicholiShiell, and others] • A virtual machine will develop for the Linux and Window platforms with preloaded software packages • No multi-users COSMOL license yet; so this part shall be mainly a lecture instead of hands-on… in contact with reps • Participants will need to bring a laptop Installation of the virtual machine ahead of the workshop • Basic programming knowledge required • Location: CERN Dates: January 20-21 (after the next RD51 mini-week)

  4. Goals • Train students and postdocs • Teach via examples / Show the new tools • Bring new people to contributing code to existing project or novel ideas to WG4 • Lead to the development of common simulations and software tools for MPGDs • Consolidate current efforts and release strain on a very small group that does code development, calculations and modeling (short term) • Build link with detector characterization and development of readout electronic (longer term)

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