Revision as of 14:28, 22 April 2026

L2iT Wiki

Welcome to the L2iT internal wiki.

This wiki is designed as a shared resource for members of the laboratory, in particular newcomers (students, postdocs, visitors). Its goal is to gather useful material, tutorials, and references related to research activities, numerical tools, and everyday scientific work within the lab.

Purpose

Provide accessible introductions to the different research topics in the lab
Share practical resources (databases, codes, tutorials, workflows)
Help newcomers become quickly operational
Preserve and transmit knowledge within the group

Contributing

This wiki is a collective tool — everyone is encouraged to contribute.

Do not hesitate to add content, even if it is incomplete
Small contributions are valuable
You are encouraged to correct and improve existing pages
Clarity matters more than perfect formatting

You cannot “break” the wiki: everything can be edited, corrected, or reverted.

If something is missing or unclear, it is probably worth adding.

Research Groups

CAD — (to be completed)
OG — (to be completed)
NP — Nuclear Physics
PP — (to be completed)

Resources and Tutorials

Numerical tools — Training material, software, and practical guides
Database — Nuclear physics databases and data resources

Getting Started

If you are new to the lab, you may want to:

Browse your group’s page
Check the available numerical tools and tutorials
Explore the database page for useful references

This wiki evolves continuously — your contributions help make it more useful for everyone.

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