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MadGraph/MadEvent

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Workshop 1Renormalization / Callibration

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Goals

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RoadMap

• Motivation, Introduction

• Hadronic Event Generation

• Analysis and Outlook

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A Great Time In Physics

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A Great Time In Physics

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The Challenge

1 / 1,000,000,000

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KEY

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Form teams of 3

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At least 1 computerAt most 2 computers

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Discoveries at hadron colliders(adapted from MLM)

Peak (easy) Shape (medium) Rate (hard)

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SuperSymmetry at LHC

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New MC shows much harder!

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Discovery Path @ LHC

• Rediscover Standard Model

• Identify excess

• Identify nature of excess

• Repeat

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Standard Model

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(3) (2) (1)SU SU U´ ´Details

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Perturbation Theory

dMs

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intint eeHeeHM

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Example: e+e- → +-

• Scattering cross section

• Feynman Diagrams

dMs

2||21

...|| int eeHM

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n( )( ) ( )u iq un

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QED

Z QED

W+- QED

g QCD

h QED(m)

Feynman Rules!

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Partial list from SMZZh

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• These are basic building blocks, combine to form “allowed” diagrams– e.g. u u~ -> t t~

• Draw Feynman diagrams:– gg -> tt~ (gg -> bb~ e+ ve j j )– gg -> tt~h

• Determine “order” for each diagram

Feynman Rules!

Order is QCD2

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QCDg

QED(m)h

QEDW

QEDZ

QED

QCDg

QED(m)h

QEDW

QEDZ

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Register

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