The STAR experiment

 

 Using the instructions found at https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/blog/lisa/how-check-mapping-vped-patterns-step-step, we get the seven patterns (in order):

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From SL16d to DEV, the size of the StarGeometry.so library has increased by a factor of ~3.  From ~60 MB to ~180 MB.

This is a test - I added as attachment

• clicking on the SVG would work in Firefox and Chrome
• the OBJECT tag would not work
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This is a test blog.

 

Time	Talk	Presenter
14:30	Introduction: Status and path forward ( 00:20 ) 1 file	James Dunlop
14:50	Stony Brook analysis ( 00:20 ) 3 files	Niseem Magdy
15:10	BNL/Fudan analysis ( 00:20 ) 3 files	Prithwish Tribedy
15:30	UCLA analysis ( 00:20 ) 1 file	Gang Wang
15:50	Purdue/Huzhou analysis ( 00:20 ) 3 files	Jie Zhao
16:10	WSU/Tsukuba analysis ( 00:20 ) 2 files	Sergei Voloshin

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1arvHAqRgGIBsb6RSlLbGZsQb78xp3fgqAwmIV654bUc/edit?

lwww.star.bnl.gov/~perev/StvKuttaQA/study.html

Time	Talk	Presenter
16:00	Stv/RK Update ( 00:20 ) 0 files
16:20	Forward Tracking Roundtable ( 00:20 ) 0 files
16:40	32 v 64 ( 00:20 ) 0 files

 This study got initiated by the track residuals observed while looking at the global vertex T0 correction for the FXT runs.