A set of tutorials written to introduce students the topics of computing and analysis for high energy physics and FCC-ee software. The tutorials are of general interest, but specific examples and commands rely on MIT resources.
Authors: Anja Beck, Jan Eysermans, Luca Lavezzo.
Table of contents
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00_Intro: Introduction to the basic tools and software you will need for doing research in High Energy Physics (HEP). How to set up your accounts, access to subMIT cluster, and environment. -
01_Basics: Introduction to HEP computing basics, including data structures, ROOT, histograms, and plotting. -
02_RDFs: Introduction to ROOT DataFrames. -
03_CrossSection:$Z\rightarrow\mu\mu$ cross-section measurement at the Z-pole -
04_FBAsymmetry: Forward-Backward asymmetry at the Z Pole -
functions: a set of commonly used functions for the tutorials.
Detailed instructions on how to set up your environment and access the tutorials are provided in the 00_Intro tutorial. In summary,
To run the tutorials you need:
- A SubMIT account
- A Github account, and fork this repository.
- Access to the data directory
/ceph/submit/data/group/fcc/(ask Luca to grant you access)
Once you have access to SubMIT (via ssh, VS Code, or JupyterHub), clone your fork of this repository:
git clone git@github.com:<git-username>/<fork-name>.git
cd <fork-name>To set up the FCCAnalyses software, run the following command:
# only required once per shell
source /work/submit/jaeyserm/software/FCCAnalyses/setup.sh You can now run the tutorials!
