The other part of science with kotlin

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The other part of science with kotlin <https matrix org matrix media r0 download matrix org mWqvshReBiwJnkNPaSimbswf>

altavir · Answer

We are going to bring Kotlin to Tango controls <https www tango controls org > next year Not the same but close

bjonnh · Answer

Oh SCADA cool Yeah my stuff is more directed toward analytical biotech pharma academic not really industrial scale equipment

altavir · Answer

I think tasks are quite similar In fact I ve written quite a lot laboratory data aquisition and control code in kotlin so I would be really happy to cooperate in this matter I intend to bring some new people into this

altavir · Answer

Tango is also mostly used by experimental physics by the way

bjonnh · Answer

Do you have that on a repo somewhere

bjonnh · Answer

yeah my stuff is really basic I just needed to control that one device the way I wanted for an experiment

bjonnh · Answer

done that in the past with much more complex systems too

altavir · Answer

Yeah but it is unmaintained at the moment and is not really documented <https bitbucket org Altavir numass src dev numass control >

altavir · Answer

But last few years it was running the whold slow control and analysis on Troitsk nu mass experiment <https arxiv org abs 1504 00544> And some code was used by my phd student on singnal processing

bjonnh · Answer

Cool i have one of these USB connect though <https bitbucket org Altavir numass src dev numass control vac src main kotlin inr numass control readvac ThyroContVacDevice kt>

bjonnh · Answer

did you find that sterile neutrino

altavir · Answer

If I had I would have Nobel prize already Only the uppel limit

bjonnh · Answer

hah

altavir · Answer

ThyroCont is the latest addition They have a non standard way to calculate checksums

bjonnh · Answer

I have no idea what a sterile neutrino is I kind of grasp what a neutrino does meaning it doesn t interact much with matter

bjonnh · Answer

that s the one I have <https thyracont vacuum com en product vd83 compact vacuum meter pirani >

altavir · Answer

Well sterile one does not interact even with things regular one does slightly smiling face

bjonnh · Answer

not enough for all our vacuum needs we have stuff at 10 6 up to 10 7 mbar

bjonnh · Answer

wait how would you detect something that doesn t interact by the fact you can produce it and it doesn t interact with anything

altavir · Answer

Different model we measure down to 1e 9 but the protocol is probably the same

altavir · Answer

We measure mixing of starile neutrino with regular neutrino It causes some anomalies in the specturm I read some popular lecture about that but they are in russian sadly

altavir · Answer

I would gladly make a short seminar in english if anyone is interested We can even do it here in slack

altavir · Answer

Or in space

bjonnh · Answer

should do a kotlin in science virtual conf

bjonnh · Answer

Also what would it mean to bring kotlin in tango

bjonnh · Answer

and second question would tango be open for other kind of research instruments

altavir · Answer

Let s start several additional threads slightly smiling face