The proper design of the analysis model is becoming more and more important in modern high energy physics experiments. The increase of the amount of data accumulated by running experiments made physicists more sensitive to the issues connected to data access and procedures for the analysis. In this short paper the common probblems and the relative solutions adopted by running experiments are briefly presented. Finally in the light of the accumulated experience, the analysis models of ATLAS and CMS are critically discussed

Overview of analysis models for high energy physics / L. Carminati - In: IFAE 2007 : Incontri di fisica delle alte energie = Italian meeting on high energy physics, Napoli, 11-13 april 2007 / [a cura di] G. Carlino, D. D'Ambrosio, L. Merola, P. Paolucci, G. Ricciardi. - Milano : Springer, 2008 Feb. - ISBN 978-88-470-0746-8. - pp. 321-326 (( convegno IFAE : Incontri di fisica delle alte energie tenutosi a Napoli nel 2007.

Overview of analysis models for high energy physics

L. Carminati
Primo
2008

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The proper design of the analysis model is becoming more and more important in modern high energy physics experiments. The increase of the amount of data accumulated by running experiments made physicists more sensitive to the issues connected to data access and procedures for the analysis. In this short paper the common probblems and the relative solutions adopted by running experiments are briefly presented. Finally in the light of the accumulated experience, the analysis models of ATLAS and CMS are critically discussed
Analysis models ; high energy physics
Settore FIS/01 - Fisica Sperimentale
feb-2008
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