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Graduate Energy reconstruction in calorimeter
could you give a qualitative description? I'm more interested in the physical ideas instead of being bogged down in QED i guess all i would like is a definition. and also an answer to whether my definition is correct at all. also, i don't know whether what I'm saying is right, since i don't...- kenith
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Graduate Energy reconstruction in calorimeter
Ok, so what I've been trying to do in the post is to ask for an explanation in baby terms what all these big words means. the paper throws around terms like infrared and collinear safety like they are talking to someone working at CDF. well... i don't what these terms mean at all. reference me...- kenith
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Graduate Energy reconstruction in calorimeter
i say it so someone can say I'm wrong and why!- kenith
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Graduate Energy reconstruction in calorimeter
i am an undergraduate, and yes i read the reference. lets specifically talk about infrared and collinear problems that arise in jet algorithms since that is what the paper talks about. infrared instability comes from the fact that addition of soft radiation can change the cone configuration...- kenith
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Graduate Energy reconstruction in calorimeter
what are infrared and collinear singularities?- kenith
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Graduate Energy reconstruction in calorimeter
how do infrared and collinear safety play into theoretical predictions? Why these not preferred when comparing data to theory?- kenith
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Graduate Energy reconstruction in calorimeter
on page three: What exactly are infrared singularities, and why do they not appear in perturbative calculations? Figure one in that paper illustrates infrared sensitivity. Presence of soft radiation leads to then merging of the jets. What is this not preferred? Any would do theorists not...- kenith
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Graduate Energy reconstruction in calorimeter
Hi guys, I have some general questions and was hoping some of you might be able to answer them. Does anyone know what it means to be "collinear unsafe" and "infrared unstable" when referring to energy reconstruction in calorimeters? Also why do theorist prefer collinear and infrared safe data...- kenith
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