Slac Pub-3013 Stan-orion 003 July 1982 (ml Smoothing of Scatterplots*

Slac-253 Stan-orion 011 Uc-32 (ml Interactive Graphics for Data Analysis*

This paper reports on work in a neu branch of research in statistical methods: applications of interactive computer graphics. I describe several programs uritten for the Orion I workstation, an -experimental computer graphics system built at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center in 1980-81. These programs demonstrate new methods for data analysis made possible by advances in microprocessor and...

SLAC - PUB - 9 July 1964 EFFECTS OF THE p - NUCLEON TOTAL CROSS SECTION ON PHOTOPION PRODUCTION . IN THE FORWARD DIRECTION

SLAC - PUB - 7358 November 1996 PHYSICS PROSPECTS FOR THE SLAC B - FACTORY

. A very brief presentation of the physics prospects for the SLAC B-Factory, now under construction, is presented. Presented at tile ~Sth Interna,tionaJ Col~ferel)ce on High I;nergy l’ll)~sj(’s Warsaw, Polancl 25-31 <July 1996 “Work supported by the Department of’ Energy uncler contract [) E-~4C;ol;-76SFO0515. PHYSICS PROSPECTS FOR THE SLAC B-FACTORY

SLAC -PUB-233 October 1966 THE STANFORD TWO-MILE LINEAR ACCELERATOR*

In April 1957, Stanfc:rd University proposed the construction of a two-mile long linear electron accelerator capable of accelerating electrons to energies of 10 to 20 CeV for use in physics research. Congressional authorization for this machine was given in September 1961, and construction of the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC) started in July 1962 on 480 acres of land near Stanford U...

SLAC - PUB - 5035 4 October 1989 ( 4 Computation and Control with Neural Nets *

SLAC-PUB-5035 4 October 1989