Report from RAMP challenge on fast vertexing
Florian Reiss

TL;DR
This paper discusses the RAMP challenge on fast primary vertex reconstruction at LHCb, exploring new techniques to handle higher luminosities and data rates for real-time particle physics experiments.
Contribution
It presents the outcomes of a challenge aimed at developing rapid vertexing algorithms suitable for high-luminosity conditions at LHCb.
Findings
Evaluation of various vertexing algorithms under simulated high-luminosity conditions
Identification of promising techniques for real-time vertex reconstruction
Benchmarking of algorithm performance in the RAMP challenge
Abstract
Reconstructing the vertices of primary interactions at the LHCb experiment is an essential part of its online data acquisition sequence. The quest for ever higher rates and luminosities gives raise to new challenges for such algorithms. The LHCb Upgrade detector will start taking data in 2021 at an instantaneous luminosity of . A RAMP challenge on fast primary vertex reconstruction using simulated data under such conditions was performed at the RAPID2018 workshop held in November 2018 in Dortmund with the aim of exploring new techniques and ideas to solve this problem.
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Taxonomy
TopicsParticle physics theoretical and experimental studies · Particle Detector Development and Performance · Medical Imaging Techniques and Applications
