Collider physics based on e-Science paradigm of experiment–computing–theory

Researches in the 21st century are characterized by e-Science paradigm, which is the data centric analysis as a unified concept of experiment–computing–theory. In this paper the e-Science paradigm has been realized in collider physics by constructing the unified research environment of experiment–theory and theory–computing as well as that of computing–experiment performed at KISTI (Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information). In other words, the fusion concept of collider physics of experiment, computing and theory has been applied. The goal of this approach is to study collider physics anytime, anywhere for more efficient research process. The construction of e-Science paradigm of experiment, computing and theory in collider physics provides us with new research methodology in computational physics.