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| The CIT journal club meets at 2PM on Tuesdays in the E Bridge Reading Room. The idea is to bring people together over lunch and talk about a recent journal article from PRL, ApJ or the like. Someone is designated as a lead (ensuring someone has read the article!), to initiate the discussion, but not to present slides or give a monologue. The lead should also post a PDF of the article below, a few days in advance. Preferably, selected articles won't be exceptionally long, and would relate (at least obliquely) to LIGO. | The CIT journal club meets at 2PM on Tuesdays in the Steven E Koonin Reading Room (1st Floor E Bridge). The idea is to bring people together over lunch and talk about a recent journal article from PRL, ApJ or the like. Someone is designated as a lead (ensuring someone has read the article!), to initiate the discussion, but not to present slides or give a monologue. The lead should also post a PDF of the article below, a few days in advance. Preferably, selected articles won't be exceptionally long, and would relate (at least obliquely) to LIGO. |
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The CIT journal club meets at 2PM on Tuesdays in the Steven E Koonin Reading Room (1st Floor E Bridge). The idea is to bring people together over lunch and talk about a recent journal article from PRL, ApJ or the like. Someone is designated as a lead (ensuring someone has read the article!), to initiate the discussion, but not to present slides or give a monologue. The lead should also post a PDF of the article below, a few days in advance. Preferably, selected articles won't be exceptionally long, and would relate (at least obliquely) to LIGO.
http://lhocds.ligo-wa.caltech.edu:8000/iLIGO/JournalClub/JournalSources - click here for links to a selection of relevant journals (access is through the CIT proxy, so you'll need an ITS account there).
A complete list of CIT e-journals is available at [http://metalib.caltech.edu:8331/V/R3VQPH44RNMJ3BVGIKDF37XAXHLDP3NJD7CA3PA8HSGRKGJNVF-56323?func=find-ej-1 library.caltech.edu].
Future meetings
Please do not add the article to the page as an attachment. A link to the journal will be fine.
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lead comment |
Feb 23rd 2010 |
Jenne D. |
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Feb 16th 2010 |
Zach K. |
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Feb 9th 2010 |
Frank S. |
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Feb 2nd 2010 |
Aidan B. |
[https://dcc.ligo.org/cgi-bin/private/DocDB/ShowDocument?docid=p1000008 Article for LSC Review. Submitted to Appl. Optics.] |
Experimental demonstration of impedance matching locking and control for coupled resonators. |
Jan 26th 2010 |
Joseph B. |
[http://www.iop.org/EJ/article/1009-9271/6/S2/31/chjaa_6_S2_031.pdf CJAA Vol.6 (2006), Suppl.2, 169-175] |
Pulsar Timing Noise |
Jan 19th 2010 |
Kipp C. |
submitted to ApJ [http://arxiv.org/abs/0904.1017 arXiv:0904.1017v1] |
Exploring short gamma-ray bursts as gravitational-wave standard sirens |
Jan 12th 2010 |
Alastair H. |
PLR 103, 251101 (2009) [http://prl.aps.org/abstract/PRL/v103/i25/e251101 PhysRevLett.103.251101.pdf] |
Fermi Large Area Telescope Measurements of the Diffuse Gamma-Ray Emission at Intermediate Galactic Latitudes |
Dec 22nd 2009 |
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PRL 102, 202001 (2009) [http://scitation.aip.org/getabs/servlet/GetabsServlet?prog=normal&id=PRLTAO000102000020202001000001&idtype=cvips&gifs=yes article] |
Proposal for a Search for Cosmic Axions Using an Optical Cavity |
Dec 15th 2009 |
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[http://physics.aps.org/pdf/Physics.2.2.pdf Physics 2, 2 (2009)] |
Search for WIMPs with CDMS. Rumor-mongering at its best ... |
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[http://physics.aps.org/pdf/10.1103/PhysRevLett.102.011301.pdf PRL 102 011301 (2009)] |
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5/13/2009 |
Smithy J. Smith-Smith |
PRL 102, 173601 (2009) attachment:weak_value_amplification_overview.pdf |
weak value amplification, is this interesting enough? |
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attachment:weak_value_amplification_PRL.pdf |
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Past meetings
past meetings |
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article |
lead comment |
5/17/2007 |
Smithy J. Smith-Smith |
(Ref. 3 & 4 within) Its Like Totally the Brightest Supernova Ever |
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