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PF Jet Performances at High Level Trigger using Patatrack pixel tracks
As the start of the LHC Run III approaches, there are substantial efforts towards accelerating the Particle Flow (PF) reconstruction at the High Trigger-Level (HLT) to allow new physics searches to probe unexplored regions of parameter space at lower masses and weaker couplings. Since Run II, the qu...
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author | CMS Collaboration |
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description | As the start of the LHC Run III approaches, there are substantial efforts towards accelerating the Particle Flow (PF) reconstruction at the High Trigger-Level (HLT) to allow new physics searches to probe unexplored regions of parameter space at lower masses and weaker couplings. Since Run II, the quality of pixel track reconstruction has been greatly improved, which in turn allows us to consider using these optimized pixel tracks, called ``Patatrack'' pixel tracks, as inputs to the PF reconstruction algorithm at HLT, leading to significant decrease of processing time. In this note, the performance of PF jets reconstructed with ``Patatrack'' pixel tracks as inputs is compared to that of PF jets reconstructed using the standard Run II tracks reconstructed at the HLT. The comparisons include PF jet energy fractions, PF particle multiplicities, as well as PF jet $p_T$ resolution and response. |
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language | eng |
publishDate | 2021 |
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spelling | cern-27654892021-07-23T20:09:31Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2765489engCMS CollaborationPF Jet Performances at High Level Trigger using Patatrack pixel tracksDetectors and Experimental TechniquesAs the start of the LHC Run III approaches, there are substantial efforts towards accelerating the Particle Flow (PF) reconstruction at the High Trigger-Level (HLT) to allow new physics searches to probe unexplored regions of parameter space at lower masses and weaker couplings. Since Run II, the quality of pixel track reconstruction has been greatly improved, which in turn allows us to consider using these optimized pixel tracks, called ``Patatrack'' pixel tracks, as inputs to the PF reconstruction algorithm at HLT, leading to significant decrease of processing time. In this note, the performance of PF jets reconstructed with ``Patatrack'' pixel tracks as inputs is compared to that of PF jets reconstructed using the standard Run II tracks reconstructed at the HLT. The comparisons include PF jet energy fractions, PF particle multiplicities, as well as PF jet $p_T$ resolution and response.CMS-DP-2021-005CERN-CMS-DP-2021-005oai:cds.cern.ch:27654892021-04-07 |
spellingShingle | Detectors and Experimental Techniques CMS Collaboration PF Jet Performances at High Level Trigger using Patatrack pixel tracks |
title | PF Jet Performances at High Level Trigger using Patatrack pixel tracks |
title_full | PF Jet Performances at High Level Trigger using Patatrack pixel tracks |
title_fullStr | PF Jet Performances at High Level Trigger using Patatrack pixel tracks |
title_full_unstemmed | PF Jet Performances at High Level Trigger using Patatrack pixel tracks |
title_short | PF Jet Performances at High Level Trigger using Patatrack pixel tracks |
title_sort | pf jet performances at high level trigger using patatrack pixel tracks |
topic | Detectors and Experimental Techniques |
url | http://cds.cern.ch/record/2765489 |
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