agora

agora

Desenvolvedor Guy Barrand

Pacote:

fr.in2p3.lal.agora

Transferências:

500

Tamanho:

7.3 MB

Requires Android:

2.3.3 ou superior

Atualizado:

9 de jun de 2016

6

Última versão:

1.3.1

Todas as versões

Era:

Todos

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agora is a smartphone/tablet oriented event display for the LHC/ATLAS experiment. The first version is more a proof of concept that an application ready to do physics. Anyway it can give to someone novice in high energy physics (HEP) a glance at what a HEP detector looks like. The version 1. 3 can read JiveXML event files to display the "Jet" entity.

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It is a smartphone/tablet oriented event display for the LHC/LHCb experiment.