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High Energy Experimental
pope@pa.msu.edu
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This year I am teaching Physics 321, Classical Mechanics I, and Physics 215, Thermodynamics and Modern Physics
I am a member of the high energy physics experiment D-Zero , a large collaboration working at the Fermilab Tevatron collider. I am also active in preparing for physics to be done with the next-generation ATLAS experiment, now being built at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland. An introduction to some of the physics analyses being pursued can be found here.
A recent talk on ATLAS at an SPS meeting can be found here.