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Novel Methods and Expected Run 2 Performance for ATLAS Track Reconstruction in Dense Environments

Novel algorithmic developments to the ATLAS track reconstruction software targeting the core of high pT objects is discussed explaining improvements made for Run 2 resulting in: 5%increaseofefficiencytoreconstructallthreechargeddaughtersofahadronicllydecay- ing τ with pT above 600 GeV 10% more pixel...

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Autor principal: Facini, Gabriel
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2015
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/2104001
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author Facini, Gabriel
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description Novel algorithmic developments to the ATLAS track reconstruction software targeting the core of high pT objects is discussed explaining improvements made for Run 2 resulting in: 5%increaseofefficiencytoreconstructallthreechargeddaughtersofahadronicllydecay- ing τ with pT above 600 GeV 10% more pixel clusters found on tracks in the jet core, 17% efficiency gain is seen for charged particles created at a radius of 30 mm, 10% (14%) efficiency improvement in the core of high pT light (b) jets, 7-13% increase in b-tagging efficiency for a given light-jet rejection.
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spelling cern-21040012022-08-10T13:06:02Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2104001engFacini, GabrielNovel Methods and Expected Run 2 Performance for ATLAS Track Reconstruction in Dense EnvironmentsParticle Physics - ExperimentNovel algorithmic developments to the ATLAS track reconstruction software targeting the core of high pT objects is discussed explaining improvements made for Run 2 resulting in: 5%increaseofefficiencytoreconstructallthreechargeddaughtersofahadronicllydecay- ing τ with pT above 600 GeV 10% more pixel clusters found on tracks in the jet core, 17% efficiency gain is seen for charged particles created at a radius of 30 mm, 10% (14%) efficiency improvement in the core of high pT light (b) jets, 7-13% increase in b-tagging efficiency for a given light-jet rejection.ATL-INDET-PROC-2015-012oai:cds.cern.ch:21040012015-11-19
spellingShingle Particle Physics - Experiment
Facini, Gabriel
Novel Methods and Expected Run 2 Performance for ATLAS Track Reconstruction in Dense Environments
title Novel Methods and Expected Run 2 Performance for ATLAS Track Reconstruction in Dense Environments
title_full Novel Methods and Expected Run 2 Performance for ATLAS Track Reconstruction in Dense Environments
title_fullStr Novel Methods and Expected Run 2 Performance for ATLAS Track Reconstruction in Dense Environments
title_full_unstemmed Novel Methods and Expected Run 2 Performance for ATLAS Track Reconstruction in Dense Environments
title_short Novel Methods and Expected Run 2 Performance for ATLAS Track Reconstruction in Dense Environments
title_sort novel methods and expected run 2 performance for atlas track reconstruction in dense environments
topic Particle Physics - Experiment
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/2104001
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