2KM Group Wiki

On this page you can information on the 2KM proposal, including drafts and information on how to get the source for editing.

How to access the proposal from CVS

Please follow the instructions in BU CVS repository to set up CVS access. Then type:

cvs checkout 2km-proposal

in the directory where you would like the LaTeX code.

PDF versions

Below you can find a PDF of the versions of the proposal. The bottom version (2km-proposal.pdf) was submitted to NuSAG/DOE. The dated versions are snapshots during the editing process.

• [get | view] (6686.9 KB) attachment:2km-proposal-04-09-07.pdf
• [get | view] (5886.6 KB) attachment:2km-proposal.pdf

Todo lists, Whiteboard, etc

You can find our running To-Do list in the 2KM Proposal Whiteboard

Some notes on the budget

BudgetInfo contains some detailed budget notes.

How to use BibTeX

We are using bibtex for citations, which is based on a separate
database of citations. Using bibtex has several advantages:

         * When the paper is compiled, the order of citations
           will be automatically generated.
         * Unused citations will not be included.
         * The style of citations will automatically adjust for each journal,
           should we change journals.
         * Citations in bibtex format are readily available from SPIRES.
         * When we are done, the database can be reused for future papers.

Here is how to add a new citation:

(1) On SPIRES, find your citation. Click on BibTeX.

(2) Select and copy the text, starting with "@", ending with "}".
    Example:

@Article{Honda:1996id,
     author    = "Honda, Morihiro and Kajita, Takaaki and Kasahara, Katsuaki
                  and Midorikawa, Shoichi",
     title     = "Atmospheric Neutrinos",
     journal   = "Prog. Theor. Phys. Suppl.",
     volume    = "123",
     year      = "1996",
     pages     = "483-490",
     eprint    = "hep-ph/9511223",
     SLACcitation  = "%%CITATION = HEP-PH 9511223;%%"
}

(3) Paste into references.bib.
    Please paste them in alphabetical order, so they are easy to
    find if we edit the document.

(4) Use \cite{Honda:1996id} in this example.

(5) To compile the paper:

    % bibtex 2km-proposal
    % latex 2km-proposal

    Repeat as necessary.