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Is Julia ready to be adopted by HEP?
Tamás Gál
, Philippe Gras
, Benedikt Hegner
, Uwe Hernandez Acosta
, Stefan Kluth
, Jerry Ling
, Pere Mato
, Alexander Moreno
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Jim Pivarski
, Oliver Schulz
, Graeme Stewart
, Jan Strube
, Vasil Vasilev
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Data Processing
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Python
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