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"Adopted" Wisconsin Student I was a PhD student with Klaus Wick at the University of Hamburg build a small detector component for my masters continued on to do a physics analysis for my PhD my advisor at Hamburg didnt


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Nils Krumnack (Iowa State University)

"Adopted" Wisconsin Student

  • I was a PhD student with Klaus Wick at the University of Hamburg
  • build a small detector component for my masters
  • continued on to do a physics analysis for my PhD
  • my advisor at Hamburg didn’t "do" physics analysis
  • encouraged me to look elsewhere for support
  • Wisconsin group was a good fit for me
  • my advisor knew Wesley for his hardware expertise
  • assumed he would be just as good at analysis
  • became a Wisconsin student in many ways
  • moved into the Wisconsin office, joined the group meetings…
  • regular discussions with all Wisconsin students
  • Wesley was one of two members of my defense committee

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Nils Krumnack (Iowa State University)

Physics Analysis

  • measured αS in trijet to dijet cross section ratio in DIS
  • ratio of αS2 to αS processes
  • used "new" NLO calculations for αS2 processes
  • exact same analysis as Liang Li
  • ZEUS had policy of two


independent analysises

  • meant as cross check


against mistakes

  • many afternoons/evenings

  • f analysis comparisons
  • cut flows, event dumps, …
  • graduated year ahead of Liang
  • he finished up the publication

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ZEUS

10

  • 3

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  • 2

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  • 1

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dσ / dQ2 (pb/GeV2)

ZEUS (prel.) 98-00 Dijets ZEUS (prel.) 98-00 Trijets Mn-jet > 25 GeV NLO (1 + δhadr) : O(αs2) NLO (1 + δhadr) : O(αs3) Energy Scale Uncertainty a) 0.75 1 1.25 1.5 Dijets / NLO : O(αs2) NLO : 1/16 < µr

2 / (Q2+E – T 2) < 1

b)

data / theory

0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.4 1.6 10

2

10

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data / theory Q2 (GeV2)

Trijets / NLO : O(αs3) NLO : 1/16 < µr

2 / (Q2+E – T 2) < 1

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Nils Krumnack (Iowa State University)

Hardware Work

  • did hardware project before joining Wisconsin group
  • small calorimeter inside accelerator magnet
  • part of the luminosity system
  • tagging electrons from ep->epγ
  • had a little cooling accident during my PhD
  • turns out machinable tungsten


can rust…

  • needed complete rebuilding
  • Wisconsin students got involved in


rebuilding the detector:

  • helped in reassembling the detector
  • participated in test beam measurements

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