CMS Physics Analysis

Contents

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General

• CMS Wiki Home Page
• CMS Software Documentation Policy
  • The CMS Offline WorkBook
  • The CMS Offline Guide
  • CMSSW Reference Manual
• Analysis of Simulation Data - CMS Times
• Slides from Conferences
• CMS Units and Conventions
• CMS Tutorials
• Savannah
• Lecture Series for CMS Summer Students - 2008
• CMSSW Python Tutorial - 2008
• Academic Training Programme lecture series
  • Multivariate statistical methods and data mining in particle physics, Glen Cowan
• What a user can expect when analyzing data at Tier-2s?

Collaboration Wide Review (CWR)

Commenting Process

1. Scientific review submitting comments to ARC (Analysis Review Committee) and authors = CDS (CERN Document Server)
2. Request of changes to the authors by sending requests to the CBI (Collaboration Board Institute representative) and their deputies CBD = CMS Software

• CMS members receive an e-mail with a link to the paper and the deadline for comments.
• All papers are at: http://cdsweb.cern.ch/collection/CMS%20Publication%20Drafts
• Login: upper right corner using NICE authentication (same as e-mail account)
• Click "Search"
• Click "Detailed Record" or the link that comes in the e-mail, e.g. <http://cdsweb.cern.ch/record/#>
  • "Additional Information for the Analysis" gives the composition of the Analysis Review Committee.
    • CADI (CMS Analysis Database Interface) record: supporting Analysis Notes, the Physics Analysis Summary, Webpage of the analysis, the hypernews forum and names of the submitter of the analysis and of the ARC.
  • Existing comments can be seen clicking on the number
  • "CMS Author List" takes you to the author list of the paper
• Comments to the paper can be submitted via "Submit a comment";
  • Typed (copy pasted) directly in the window, or
  • Upload a pdf file or a zip file, or
  • Add an URL
• Once the comment is submitted a mail is sent to the submitter

Important Links

• CMS Analysis Database Interface (CADI)
• CMS Physics Results
• Authorship Rules - CMS Constitution (Annex 7)
• Change the status of the members in your institute

CMS Analysis Papers

• CMS Publication Drafts
• instructions About the Commenting Process
• CMS Notes

Physics Analysis

• Physics Groups
• CMS Physics Results

EXOTICA

• EXOTICA Wiki
• Current EXOTICA Analyses
• SUSY Web Page
• Old SUSY/BSM Wiki
• Contact people:
  • Conveners Exotica: Albert.de.Roeck@cern.ch and Sarah.Eno@cern.ch (eno@umd.edu)
  • Conveners Susy: Luc.Pape@cern.ch and Oliver.Buchmuller@cern.ch
  • Trigger: Emmanuelle.Perez@cern.ch and Maria.Spiropulu@cern.ch
  • Generator: Nicholas.Hadley@cern.ch and Ellie Lockner@umd.edu
  • Reco: Andrea.Rizzi@cern.ch
  • Physics Tools: Andrea.Rizzi@cern.ch
• Indico Agenda
• HyperNews
• 2007 analysis effort spreadsheet
• Analysis Results
• Documentation of the Structure of Work
• SUSY/BSM Indico Agenda

SUSYBSM Tools and Tutorials

• SusyAnalyzer Tutorial
• SusyTools

SUSYBSM Working Groups

• WG1: Leptonic (SUSY)
• WG2: Hadronic (SUSY)
• WG3: HSCP/Photonic (GMSB)
• WG4: High Energy Pairs
• Working Groups Indico Agenda.

SUSYBSM Subgroups

• Heavy Stable Charged Particle (HSCP)
• TeV DiMuon.
• High Energy Electron Pairs (HEEP).

Physics Object Groups (POG)

• Muon POG (André)
• EGamma POG (FSU)
• JetMET POG
• Particle Flow and Tau Identification POG
• b Tag & Vertexing POG
• Online Selection Group

User Support

• General User Support Help
• FAQ
• Troubleshooting
• Help on CMS Software (Savannah)

HyperNews

• CRAB Feedback
• WorkBook Documentation
• User Support Organization Feedback

-- SergioNovaes - 11 Apr 2007