Category Archives: Physics Analysis

Live Blogging: Release of ATLAS and CMS Higgs Searches with 2011 and 2012 LHC Data

Posted on July 2, 2012 by Stephen Sekula

This is the stub for the live blogging of the CERN Seminar on ATLAS and CMS Higgs search results. SMU post-doctoral scholar Aidan Randle-Conde and I intend to wake up very early on the morning of Jul 4 in order … Continue reading →

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Live blogging of Tevatron Higgs Seminar

Posted on July 2, 2012 by Stephen Sekula

While I am not at Fermilab (or even in the US) right now, I will try to live-blog the Fermilab Tevatron Higgs seminars today at 9am US Central Time (4pm CET). The link to the live stream is here: http://vms-db-srv.fnal.gov/fmi/xsl/VMS_Site_2/000Return/video/r_live.xsl … Continue reading →

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It goes up to 8

Posted on March 31, 2012 by Stephen Sekula

Thanks to the kindness of my co-professor for CFB/PHY 3333, I was able to travel to CERN this week to concentrate on physics analysis for a solid week. After two weeks of grading mid-term papers, this week had a very … Continue reading →

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And after a long hiatus . . .

Posted on January 10, 2012 by Stephen Sekula

I hadn’t realized just how LONG it’s been since any of us posted in this blog. I blame it on two things: 1) we’re all really busy with the absolute flood of data that poured out of the Large Hadron … Continue reading →

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