Generative diffusion and flow models are constructed to remain exactly on the Lorentz-invariant massless N-particle phase space manifold during sampling for particle physics applications.
Epic-ly fast particle cloud generation with flow-matching and diffusion
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FALCON is a novel conformal prediction technique that learns locally calibrated confidence intervals for neural network surrogates modeling LHC scattering amplitudes.
Nested-GPT is an autoregressive Transformer surrogate that generates variable-multiplicity parton showers while enforcing ordered Markovian branching and matches reference Monte Carlo results for leading-log non-global logarithm resummation in the large-Nc limit.
EventFlow applies flow matching to learn joint distributions over event times for temporal point processes, reporting 20-53% lower forecast error than autoregressive baselines on standard TPP benchmarks with fewer sampling calls.
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Generative models on phase space
Generative diffusion and flow models are constructed to remain exactly on the Lorentz-invariant massless N-particle phase space manifold during sampling for particle physics applications.
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Local Conformal Predictions for Calibrated Surrogates
FALCON is a novel conformal prediction technique that learns locally calibrated confidence intervals for neural network surrogates modeling LHC scattering amplitudes.
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Nested-GPT for variable-multiplicity parton showers: A case study in the resummation of non-global logarithms
Nested-GPT is an autoregressive Transformer surrogate that generates variable-multiplicity parton showers while enforcing ordered Markovian branching and matches reference Monte Carlo results for leading-log non-global logarithm resummation in the large-Nc limit.
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EventFlow: Forecasting Temporal Point Processes with Flow Matching
EventFlow applies flow matching to learn joint distributions over event times for temporal point processes, reporting 20-53% lower forecast error than autoregressive baselines on standard TPP benchmarks with fewer sampling calls.