Provision of Tier-2 computer hardware and system support from February 2010 to March 2011.

Lead Research Organisation: University of Liverpool
Department Name: Physics

Abstract

The GRID is the world-wide computing system being constructed to provide the computing power needed to analyse the data being taken with the new large hadron collider (LHC) based at CERN that started running in 2009. This computing power is spread over large central clusters (Tier-1) and based in individual University departments (Tier-2). Hundreds of thousands of computers will be needed. Everything is connected together using the Internet and jobs are run automatically in such a way that the computers are used in the most efficient manner.

Publications

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Aaij R (2015) Forward production of ? mesons in pp collisions at s = 7 $$ \sqrt{s}=7 $$ and 8 TeV in Journal of High Energy Physics

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Aaij R (2014) Observation of Z production in proton-lead collisions at LHCb in Journal of High Energy Physics

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Aaij R (2014) Observation of the B s 0 ? J/?K S 0 K ± p ± decay in Journal of High Energy Physics

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Aaij R (2014) Measurements of the B +, B 0, $ B_s^0 $ meson and $ \Lambda_b^0 $ baryon lifetimes in Journal of High Energy Physics

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Aaij R (2015) Measurement of the forward-backward asymmetry in Z/?* ? µ + µ - decays and determination of the effective weak mixing angle in Journal of High Energy Physics

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Aaij R (2014) Observation of associated production of a Z boson with a D meson in the forward region in Journal of High Energy Physics

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Aaij R (2015) Measurement of the B s 0 ? ?? branching fraction and search for the decay B 0 ? ?? in Journal of High Energy Physics

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Aaij R (2014) Measurement of CP asymmetry in B s 0 ? D s ± K ± decays in Journal of High Energy Physics

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Aaij R (2015) Measurement of indirect CP asymmetries in D0 ? K-K+ and D0 ? p - p+ decays using semileptonic B decays in Journal of High Energy Physics

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Aaij R (2014) Addendum: Observation of double charm production involving open charm in pp collisions at $ \sqrt{s} $ = 7 TeV in Journal of High Energy Physics

 
Description The findings have improved the knowledge of the fundamental parameters of the universe. Including all of the particle physics experimental results from the LHC and other particle physics projects for the last seven years. Including the discovery of the Higgs and associated cultural impact.
First Year Of Impact 2010
Sector Education
Impact Types Cultural