8th bwHPC Symposium

Session

Session I

Nov 28, 2022, 11:40 AM

Zoom Online Event, HLRS

137. Nemo and new ways of understanding physics at the LHC

M. Luchmann

11/28/22, 11:40 AM

The Large Hadron Collider (LHC), the largest particle collider in the world, was built to study the fundamental building blocks of nature. Large amounts of computational resources are required for many projects involving LHC physics. We present some of the studies performed with the help of the computing cluster NEMO which involves tasks such as the global analysis of LHC measurements, the...

138. A Proof of concept for High-energy Physics Data archival of PhD and Master theses at the University of Freiburg

Dr M. Boehler

11/28/22, 11:55 AM

This contribution describes a proof of concept for the archival of the entire life cycle of the data, the analysis code, and the necessary software stack of an analysis realized during a typical PhD or master thesis in High-Energy Physics. All together, the derived datasets, the container with the appropriate software, and the dedicated analysis code are wrapped together into a dataset...

139. Theorectical Stellar Spectra Access

Dr T. Rauch

11/28/22, 12:10 PM

In the framework of the German Astrophysical Virtual Observatory (GAVO), several services and tools have been developed in the last two decades. This includes, e.g., the Theoretical Stellar Spectra Access (TheoSSA) service that provides synthetic stellar spectra calculated by the Tuebingen non-local thermodynamic equilibrium Model-Atmosphere Package (TMAP). About 500000 precalculated stellar...