Producing Hard Processes Regarding the Complete Event: The EPOS Event Generator
S. Porteboeuf, T. Pierog, K. Werner

TL;DR
This paper introduces an event generator compatible with pQCD that simulates complete high-energy events, including high pt jets and low pt particles, enabling detailed analysis of complex particle interactions.
Contribution
It presents a novel independent block method for generating complete events with high pt jets and low pt particles simultaneously, improving upon existing generators.
Findings
Successful implementation of the independent block method
Ability to generate complete events with high pt jets and low pt particles
Latest results demonstrating the approach's effectiveness
Abstract
Jet cross sections can be in principle compared to simple pQCD calculations, based on the hypothesis of factorization. But often it is useful or even necessary to not only compute the production rate of the very high pt jets, but in addition the "rest of the event". The proposed talk is based on recent work, where we try to construct an event generator fully compatible with pQCD which allows to compute complete events, consisting of high pt jets plus all the other low pt particles produced at the same time. Whereas in "generators of inclusive spectra" like Pythia one may easily trigger on high pt phenomena, this is not so obvious for "generators of physical events", where in principle one has to generate a very large number of events in order to finally obtain rare events (like those with a very high pt jet). We recently developped an independnat block method which allow us ta have a…
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Taxonomy
TopicsParticle physics theoretical and experimental studies · High-Energy Particle Collisions Research · Quantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions
