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IntroductionThe Linear Collider Detector simulations project is part of a world-wide study of the physics of future linear colliders. The goal of the project is to do detailed physics studies using a number of different detector models, in order to better understand the optimal detector configuration(s) for doing physics at a future Linear Collider. Currently we have created:
Getting StartedWe welcome anyone who is interested in joining this effort. A good place to start is with the analysis tutorials. If you have problems feel free to send questions to the lcd-sim mailing list. Also please put yourself into our "people database" so that others know who you are. Later on if you decide to get more involved you may want to join one of the LCD working groups or look at the list of things that need doing. Meetings at SLACWe have started a local series of meetings at SLAC to provide a forum for discussing the progress and status of analyses. The meetings are organized by John Jaros and Norman Graf . Meeting agendas as well as links to presentations can be found here.
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