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PhD
In my first year (at Liverpool University) I started off looking into the affect of delta ray emission in the forward trackers at H1. I then went to DESY to study the hadronisation of open charm in deep inelastic scattering. I became rather more interested in emerging computing technologies and took a job at Manchester Computing before the end of my PhD at Liverpool.
I continued my studies (at the University of Manchester) focussing on the computing and specialising in Grid technologies, finally studying the use of AFS in High Energy Particle Physics grids. I did this using the BaBar Experiment as an examplar.
I submitted my Thesis entitled "Using AFS As A Distributed File System For Computational And Data Grids In High Energy Physics" July 2005.
Modules
Quantum Mechanics | approx. 24 Lectures |
Statistics | approx. 6 Lectures |
Computing | approx. 4 Lectures |
Relativistic Quantum Mechanics | approx. 24 Lectures |
Quantum Field Theory | approx. 24 Lectures |
Standard Model | approx. 24 Lectures |
Schools
First Year (Transfer) Report
Modelling Delta Ray Emission in the Forward Tracker Planar Chambers at the H1 Experiment, DESY .ps .pdf
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