New computing techniques in physics research II : proceedings of the Second International Workshop on Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems in High Energy and Nuclear Physics : Jan. 13-18, 1992, L'Agelonde France-Télécom La Londe-les-Maures (France)
D. Perret-Gallix · WORLD SCIENTIFIC eBooks · 1992
The logic of method components, C. Vogel expertise with mixed language programming, M. Kunze experience with the object oriented approach for the new Delphi on-line event display, Ch. Arnault software tools for transputer networks, G Gingrich SLAC B-factory computing, P. Kunz evolutionary algorithms - some very old strategies for optimization and adaptation, Th. Back neural networks for pattern recognition, F. Fogelman-Soulie network applications in high energy physics, B. Denby neural network in high energy physics, algorithms and results, C. Peterson microelectronics for neural networks, D. Seligson the need for neural networks at LHC and SSC, J.R. Hansen event reconstruction using embedded expert systems, G. King distributed co-operative architecture for accelerator operation, J. Fuchs safety on high energy physics experiments by an expert system, F. Chevier which Feynman diagrams are algebraically computable?, D. Broadhurst techniques for the automatic manipulation of amplitudes and loops, J. Verm grace and channel, automatic calculation of cross sections, T. Kaneko compHEP integrated system for automatic calculations in HEP, S. Shichanin computer algebraic generation and calculation of Feynman graphs using FeyA and FeynCalc, H. Eck symbolic high-energy physics calculations using maple, E. Yehuda.