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<center><h1><b>Project management</b></h1></center>

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      CMT is an academic project aimed at providing support to the
      software developments in the context of large physics
      experiments. It is supported by the <a
      href="http://www.lal.in2p3.fr">LAL</a> (Laboratoire de
      l'Acc&eacute;l&eacute;rateur Lin&eacute;aire - CNRS), where a
      support team has been setup:

      <p>
      <center><i>
          Christian Arnault
          <br>Vincent Garonne
        </i></center>

      <p>This project is managed in an OpenSource-like style, with
        available sources, and is opened to any contribution from
        anybody. Although it is currently used by Physics experiments, it
        is strongly required to stay experiment neutral, and this
        requirements is fully endorsed in its internal design (eg by
        ensuring that all possible customizations can always be performed
        without modifications to the kernel).

      <p>This kind of requirements also implies that portability or
        modularity issues (including environment independance) are
        assigned a quite high priority.

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