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'''LHCb Masterclasses''' let high-school students try an analysis using real events from the LHCb experiment. The CERN record describes students visiting nearby universities and becoming particle physicists for a day. == What students investigate == Students select a particular decay of a '''D0 meson''' that produces a '''kaon''' and a '''pion'''. They then measure the D0 lifetime using analysis tools and techniques used by LHCb researchers. == Resource details == * Publisher: CERN Open Data Portal * Experiment: LHCb * Type: Learning activity * Publication year recorded in the catalogue: 2014 == Explore the evidence == [https://opendata.cern.ch/api/records/41 View the original CERN catalogue record.] == Sources == [[Hosaka source/6cdefbc082c34114730ea2c69937a177155e94ae808d8cdfd83b4d21216045db|View the preserved source record and full citation details]] [[Hosaka knowledge showcase|β Explore more topics]]
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