LC Notes Help

HowTo

Search a Note:

Click on 'All' or one of the years on the top bar if you want an overview.
Click on 'Search' on the top bar if you want to specify further properties.
You may enter any number from 0 to 8 different properties and click on the 'search' button at the bottom of the table. All notes which fullfill all your property requirements will be shown.

Submit a Note:

Click on 'Submit' on the top bar. Enter all your data and specify the local path to your note on your machine (You may use the 'Browse' button). Then click on 'submit'.
For your reference you will receive an e-mail containing the data you entered.
The system will automatically write an e-mail to the referee assigned to the working group you selected on the submission form. He/ She will referee your note and get in touch with you should modifications be required.
Once your Note is approved by the reviewer you will receive an e-mail containing the final LC note number which has been assigned to your note. Please include this into your note (preferrably at the top right corner of the frontpage) and resubmit the final version of your note using the 'Resubmit' form. In order to prevent accidential overwriting of other notes you will receive a password with the e-mail. This has to be entered when resubmitting the note.
After this process your note will appear in the list of notes.

LC note categories

In the following we try to define the different note categories. Of course this can only be a rough guideline, and often it will be left to the decision of the author(s), which particular category is chosen. Note that for simplicity at the moment at least it is not possible to submit the same note in more than one category!
 
TH theoretical (both pure and phenomenological) work should be submitted to this category. 
PHSM  "Physics and simulation": Results from studies which include detector effects are meant to go into this category.
TOOL All work which is of a mostly technical nature and is related to various tools like Monte Carlo generators, Monte Carlo programs, reconstruction programs should go into this category. 
M Machine related topics
DET Results from studies which are concerned with specific detector options and technologies should be submitted to this category. There is clearly some overlap with the PHSM series of notes, since often there will be a rather tight connection between a detector study and a physics topic. The selection between PHSM and DET is then in general left to the discretion of the author(s).
REV Review papers. Anything which is of a more general nature, which covers more than one aspect and which reviews results from many people should be considered to be included in the REV section. 

Known problems:

There are problems with the open source product gzip and the Windows/Internet Explorer environment. If you get after the download process a message that your downloaded file is not a valid zip-archive then you have to remove from your downloaded file the extension .gz , because the file is allready saved in an unpacked state. Afterwards you can open your file with ghostview.
Marius Groll
Last modified: Tue Nov 23 11:23:00 MET 2004