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Würzburg 2018 – wissenschaftliches Programm

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T: Fachverband Teilchenphysik

T 16: GRID Computing / Experimentelle Methoden I

Montag, 19. März 2018, 16:00–18:30, Z6 - SR 2.006

16:00 T 16.1 Dynamic Integration and Scheduling of Opportunistic Resources — •Matthias Jochen Schnepf, Christoph Heidecker, Manuel Giffels, and Günter Quast
16:15 T 16.2 VISPA: Multi-user access to deep learning infrastructure for physics research — •Ralf Florian von Cube, Martin Erdmann, Benjamin Fischer, Robert Fischer, Erik Geiser, Christian Glaser, Thorben Quast, Marcel Rieger, Felix Schlüter, and Martin Urban
16:30 T 16.3 Systematic Uncertainties In Machine Learning Based AnalysesRaphael Friese, Günter Quast, Roger Wolf, Sebastian Wozniewski, and •Stefan Wunsch
16:45 T 16.4 Advantages of caching concepts for HEP analysis work-flows — •Christoph Heidecker, Matthias Schnepf, Max Fischer, Manuel Giffels, and Günter Quast
17:00 T 16.5 Integration of a heterogeneous compute resource in the ATLAS workflow — •Felix Bührer, Anton Gamel, and Markus Schumacher
17:15 T 16.6 Study of breakdown voltage from current-voltage characteristic of SiPM — •Ayesha Ali, Reimund Bayerlien, Ivor Fleck, Waleed Khalid, and Ulrich Werthenbach
17:30 T 16.7 Parameterization-based Tracking for the P2 experiment. — •Iurii Sorokin
17:45 T 16.8 Bestimmung von Ausschlussgrenzen mit GammaComboJohannes Albrecht, Alexander Battig, Matthew W. Kenzie, •Titus Mombächer und Stefanie Reichert
18:00 T 16.9 Momentum transfer reconstruction for the P2 Experiment — •Alexey Tyukin for the P2 collaboration
18:15 T 16.10 In-situ calibration of the single photo-electron charge distributions of the PMTs in IceCube — •Martin Rongen and Martin Leuermann for the IceCube collaboration
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