[Belle II]

Belle II Summer School — 2017
Belle II Department of Physics and Astronomy University of Mississippi
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The 3rd Annual Belle II Summer School will be held at the University of Mississippi — Monday July 17, 2017 until Thursday July 20, 2017.

Agenda Topics include:
Computing, Analysis setup, KLM particle ID, TOP particle ID
Nanobeams, Vertexing, BASF2, Early physics, BEAST, Reconstruction Code
Drift Chamber, ARICH particle ID, Event Display

The Registration will start in room 104 of Lewis Hall at 8:30 AM Monday morning. The meeting will start in room 109 of Lewis Hall at 9:00 AM Monday morning. Lectures will be in room 109 Lewis Hall and the Breakout rooms will be in rooms 109 and 228 Lewis Hall.

Photos

    Lyceum_Group_Photo
    Lecture Tutorial
    VR_Holly VR

Agenda

Registration

     

    Participants
    Name Institution
    Jake Bennett Carnegie Mellon University
    Meghna Bhattacharya University of Mississippi
    Brett Bolen GVSU
    Tom Browder University of Hawaii
    Racha Cheaib University of Mississippi
    Lucien Cremaldi University of Mississippi
    Alahabha Datta University of Mississippi
    Bibek Dulal University of Cincinnati
    Bryan Fulsom Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
    Romulus Godang University of South Alabama
    Oskar Hartbrich University of Hawaii
    Yeongmin Jang Channam National University
    Michael Jeandron University of Mississippi
    Saeed Kamali University of Mississippi
    Chris Ketter University of Hawaii
    Janaka Kospalage Wayne State University
    Robert Kroeger University of Mississippi
    Alyssa Loos University of South Carolina
    Joseph McNeil University of Florida
    Leo Piilonen Virginia Tech.
    Milind Purohit University of South Carolina
    Ahmed Rashed Delta State University
    Ali Sabbah University of Hawaii at Manoa
    David Sanders University of Mississippi
    Alan Schwartz University of Cincinnati
    Jan Strube Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
    Don Summers University of Mississippi
    Yefan Tao University of Florida
    Gary Varner University of Hawaii

Transportation

    The best airport to get to Oxford, Mississippi is the Memphis International Airport in Memphis, Tennessee (MEM). You will need to rent a car to drive the 68 miles south to Oxford.

    Directions

    A Word of Warning

    Please note: if you are following along with a map, State Highway 6 is sometimes marked as US 278. However, you will not see any US 278 signs on the route.

    From Memphis International Airport

    Follow signs for I-240 from the airport. Take I-240 west (toward Downtown/Little Rock/St. Louis) to I-55 south (Exit 26, toward Jackson, Mississippi). At Batesville (Exit 243A), take Highway 6 east towards Oxford. After approximately 20 miles, exit at Chucky Mullins Drive and turn left. Turn right at the four-way stop onto Hill Drive. Follow Hill Drive to a four-way stop at All-American Way. Continue straight. Lewis Hall is the large building to the west.

    From Jackson, Mississippi

    Take I-55 north (toward Grenada and Memphis) to Batesville. At Batesville (Exit 243A), take Highway 6 east towards Oxford. After approximately 20 miles, exit at Chucky Mullins Drive and turn left. Turn right at the four-way stop onto Hill Drive. Follow Hill Drive to a four-way stop at All-American Way. Continue straight. Lewis Hall is the large building to the west.

    From the Delta (Greenville, Clarksdale, etc.)

    Take US 82 east to I-55 and follow the directions for coming from Jackson, or take Highway 6 east from Clarksdale to Batesville and Oxford.

    From Tupelo or Birmingham, Alabama

    Take US 78 west toward Memphis. At Sherman, take Highway 9 south (Exit 76) towards Pontotoc and Oxford. After about 12 miles, turn right on Highway 76 west. Continue on Highway 76, which becomes Highway 6. In Oxford, exit at Chucky Mullins Drive (You should pass the Old Taylor Road exit, even though it is marked for the university) and turn right. Turn right at the four-way stop onto Hill Drive. Follow Hill Drive to a four-way stop at All-American Way. Continue straight. Lewis Hall is the large building to the west.

     

    Parking

    During the week, visitors now need a pass to park in Visitor Lots or spaces and need to get a parking permit or you can park in metered spaces, which includes the parking garage.
    (See https://olemiss.edu/parking/visitors.html).
    Daily $3 parking permits are available from the Welcome Center located on University Avenue as you enter the Lyceum Circle. The Lyceum Circle parking is near Lewis Hall, Department of Physics and Astronomy.

    Maps

    A good map of the campus that shows the Visitor Parking is seen here with an arrow pointing to Lewis Hall.

    Campus Map
    Map of Oxford, MS

Accommodations

Social Events

Computing

    For the meetings in Lewis Hall the following will be available:

    Wireless access:
    SSID: "belle2"
    Password: is the usual Belle2 password.
    Also eduroam should work.

    For remote presentations: Skype, Username "umisshep", SpeakApp or Vidyo.

    For Vidyo, please follow this link http://vidyoportal.cern.ch/flex.html?roomdirect.html&key=4ZWSnqY2Rm9m and download and install the Vidyo Application

    For SpeakApp the link is: https://speakapp.link/to/LEqcIQ ; however, it works only on the following browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Vivaldi, etc. (I guess Safari is not part of etc.)

Tutorial Prerequisites

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