TL;DR
This paper reviews methods for reconstructing jets in heavy-ion collisions, focusing on background subtraction techniques to isolate jets from the large underlying event noise.
Contribution
It introduces key ingredients and evaluates the efficiency of various jet algorithms and background-estimation methods for accurate jet reconstruction.
Findings
Background subtraction efficiency varies with jet algorithms.
Optimal background estimation improves jet signal clarity.
Comparison of different methods guides best practices.
Abstract
In these proceedings, we briefly review how jets can be reconstructed in heavy-ion collisions. The main point we address is the subtraction of the large contamination from the underlying event background. We first present the main ingredients needed to define the jets and perform the background subtraction and then discuss the efficiency of the subtraction for different jet algorithms and background-estimation methods.
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