Jet and photon measurements with ATLAS

TL;DR

This paper presents recent ATLAS measurements of jets and photons that explore various regimes of quantum chromodynamics (QCD) and their connection to electroweak phenomena at the Large Hadron Collider.

Contribution

It provides new experimental results on high energy, wide angle, collinear, and soft QCD phenomena, enhancing understanding of strong and electroweak interactions.

Findings

Measurements of jet and photon production at high energies

Insights into QCD regimes and their connection to electroweak physics

Data supporting theoretical models of strong force phenomena

Abstract

The strong force is responsible for a rich set of phenomena that can be probed using a variety of techniques over a wide energy and angular range at the Large Hadron Collider. This talk reports on the latest results from the ATLAS Collaboration that measure the high energy, wide angle, collinear, and soft regimes of quantum chromodynamics (QCD). There is also an important connection between QCD at high energies and electroweak phenomena including massive gauge bosons as well as photons.