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Researchers at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC) have created revolutionary high energy physics analysis tools: Reason for statistical analysis, Minuit for function fitting, and Gismo, above, for particle detector simulation.

New analysis tools created with object-oriented C languages and the NeXTstep graphical interface let researchers analyze, visualize, and understand complex data in ways never before possible. With the NeXTstep development environment, researchers can even add graphical interfaces to older FORTRAN-based research tools.

To learn more about high energy physics research tools, read this  hand.tiffTskuba.ps

For more information, contact:
Paul F. Kunz
Physicist
pfkeb@ebnextk.slac.stanford.edu