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Summer Student Program 2019 | Tutorials Week

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3Is, UCoimbra, UMInho

3Is, UCoimbra, UMInho
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Welcome to the induction week for the 2019 LIP Summer Student Program!

It starts on Monday, July 15th, 9h20. In Lisbon, we will meet in the Auditorium of the LIP building (3Is, see map). At Minho University, the room is CP3, 3.02. At Coimbra, the room is AD1 at the Physics Department. 

The agenda for the week is organized according to the following daily format:

  • 9:30-11:30: Lectures
  • 11:30-12:30: Tutoring conversations between students and researchers
  • 14:00-17:00: Hands-on tutorials and exercises

Except for the first two hours of lectures, the remaining sessions are of an interactive nature, where students pose their questions and carry out exercices facilitated by the researchers,

Lectures will be broadcasted through vidoconference, while the remaining sessions will take place at each location (Lisbon, Coimbra, Braga).

In Lisbon: lectures will take place in the auditorium of the LIP building (3Is), the tutoring conversations will take place in smaller rooms also at 3Is, and the hands-on sessions (afternoons) will be at FCUL (rooms will be specified directly on the agenda).

 

videoconference zoom
  • Monday, 15 July
    • 1
      Opening
    • Introduction
    • Tutoring discussion: Meeting with supervisors
    • Tutorial: Introduction to Linux and C++ FCUL

      FCUL
      • 4
        Introduction to Linux and C++ 1.5.10

        1.5.10

        FCUL

        Introduction to basic linux (bash) and C++. Students who have never contacted with a terminal should attend this session rather than the ROOT one.

        Basic bash commands, basic input output in C++, for loop and if condition.

        Speakers: Ana Luisa Carvalho (LIP), Diogo Bastos, Mariana Araújo
        C_LinuxTutorial.pdf
        C_LinuxTutorial_slides.pdf
        C++ Quick reference
        Some very complete slides on C++
        The one page linux manual
      • 5
        Introduction to ROOT 1.5.11

        1.5.11

        FCUL

        This session is intended for students who already had some contact with a terminal and some C++ fluency. The basics of the ROOT framework will be introduced. This session is repeated on Tuesday for students who took the concurrent session.

        There will be three topics:
        - ROOT inline
        - TBrowser
        - ROOT macro

        To install root on your computer (if you wish) you'll need to install all the software that ROOT depends on. You can find it per distribution here:
        https://root.cern.ch/build-prerequisites
        Still, sometimes somethings can still be needed.

        If you're using linux you can run the install_root.sh script (after installing the needed dependencies) and it should install in your computer. You can run it in a terminal:
        bash install_root.sh
        Or you can open the script in a text editor and run the steps one by one.

        If you use Windows we deeply recomend you make a dual boot with linux or create a virtual machine. Further information on the ROOT instaltion:
        https://root.cern.ch/building-root

        If you choose to run the script install_root.sh, the next time you open a terminal you should be able to run root by typing:
        root

        Speakers: Beatriz Lopes (LIP), João Pedro de Arruda Gonçalves (LIP), Luís Sintra
        install_root.sh
        ROOTbasicTutorial.tar.gz
        Some very complete slides in ROOT
  • Tuesday, 16 July
    • Lecture: LHC
    • Tutoring discussion: LHC
      • 8
        Tutoring chat: LHC AD1 (UC)

        AD1

        UC
        Speaker: Filipe Veloso (LIP, UC)
      • 9
        Tutoring chat: LHC 3Is

        3Is
        Speakers: Nuno Leonardo (LIP), Pedrame Bargassa (LIP)
      • 10
        Tutoring chat: LHC UM

        UM
        Speaker: Nuno Castro (LIP, and University of Minho)
    • Tutorial: Introduction to ROOT FCUL

      FCUL
  • Wednesday, 17 July
    • Lecture: Detectors
    • Tutoring discussion: Detectors
      • 15
        Tutoring chat: Detectors 3Is

        3Is
        Speakers: Bernardo Tomé (LIP), Joao Gentil Mendes Saraiva (LIP), Jorge Sampaio (LIP / FCUL), Tahereh Niknejad (LIP)
      • 16
        Tutoring chat: Detectors (RPCs) AD2 (UC)

        AD2

        UC
        Speaker: Alberto Blanco (LIP)
        rpc.pdf
    • Lecture
      • 17
        Introduction to statistics C1 anfiteatro fisica (FCUL)

        C1 anfiteatro fisica

        FCUL
        Speaker: Pedrame Bargassa (LIP)
        PB_Stat_Estagio.pdf
    • Data Analysis: Hands-on data analysis FCUL

      FCUL
      • 18
        Introduction to neural networks and Keras FCUL C1.5.12

        FCUL C1.5.12

        This session introduces neural networks and how to build them in python using Keras. Additionally, some basic data-science principles are demonstrated.

        Speakers: Giles Strong (LIP), João Pedro de Arruda Gonçalves (LIP), Luís Sintra
        Notebook repo
        Understanding Neural Networks - LIP-SS 2019 version.pdf
      • 19
        Likelihood fitting FCUL C1.4.20

        FCUL C1.4.20

        In this exercise we will carry out an analysis of LHC data, putting in practice what we have learned in the past sessions.

        Speakers: Ana Luisa Carvalho (LIP), Julia Silva (LIP), Nuno Leonardo (LIP)
        datatutorial.pdf
  • Thursday, 18 July
    • Lecture: Cosmic rays, neutrinos, and dark matter
    • Tutoring discussion: Astro
      • 22
        Tutoring chat: Astro AD1 (U.Coimbra)

        AD1

        U.Coimbra
        Speakers: Alex Lindote (LIP, UC), Elias Lopez-Asamar (LIP)
      • 23
        Tutoring chat: Astro 3Is

        3Is
        Speakers: Bernardo Tomé (LIP), Felix Riehn (LIP), Lorenzo Cazon (LIP), Nuno Barros (LIP), Valentina Lozza (LIP)
      • 24
        Tutoring chat: Astro U.Minho

        U.Minho
        Speakers: Henrique Carvalho (LIP Minho), Raul Sarmento (LIP)
    • Data Analysis FCUL

      FCUL
      • 25
        Hands-on: Neutrinos FCUL 1.4.20

        FCUL 1.4.20

        Find out if neutrinos do have a mass.

        Speakers: Nuno Barros (LIP), Sofia Andringa (LIP), Valentina Lozza (LIP)
        Hands on Neutrinos19.pdf
        Hands_on_slide_nu.pdf
        Neutrino_2019.C
      • 26
        LHC: HYPATIA and OpenData FCUL 1.5.12

        FCUL 1.5.12

        This tutorial will cover aspects related to data analysis at LHC.
        In HYPATIA session you will learn how to identify particles in a detector like ATLAS and CMS.
        The purpose of the OpenData is to understand the role of the kinematic variables in (any) data analysis that aims to maximize a signal while mitigating the background.

        Instructions to run HYPATHIA

        (1) Download script 'startHypathia.sh' it should be copied to Downloads folder.
        Open a terminal and type:
        (2) bash
        (3) cp Dowloads/startHypathia.sh
        (4) source startHypathia.sh
        The script description is:
        - creates a directory HYPATHIA
        - downloads the java application and the events
        - loads a web page on firefox with further instructions on the exercise
        - lauches the application
        In Hypathia application
        (5) Choose the correct set of events (*.xml files) seen in HYPATHIA directory

        Speakers: Helena Santos (LIP), Joao Gentil Mendes Saraiva (LIP), Rute Pedro (LIP/FCUL)
        MC_HYPATIA_Z_2019_eng.pdf
        opendata_1_EN_ver2.pdf
        opendata_1_EN_ver2.pptx
        startHypathia.sh
  • Friday, 19 July
    • Lecture: Structure of matter & Heavy ions
    • Tutoring discussion: Structure of matter & heavy ion physics
      • 29
        Tutoring chat: Structure of matter 3Is

        3Is
        Speakers: Celso Franco (LIP), Liliana Apolinário (LIP), Nuno Leonardo (LIP)
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