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Efficient precision simulation of processes with many-jet final states at the LHC

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arxiv 2309.13154 v2 pith:GNFJCZOD submitted 2023-09-22 hep-ph

Enrico Bothmann , Taylor Childers , Christian Guetschow , Stefan Höche , Paul Hovland , Joshua Isaacson , Max Knobbe , Robert Latham This is my paper
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We present a scalable technique for the simulation of collider events with multi-jet final states, based on an improved parton-level event file format. The method is implemented for both leading- and next-to-leading order QCD calculations. We perform a comprehensive analysis of the I/O performance and validate our new framework using Higgs-boson plus multi-jet production with up to seven jets. We make the resulting code base available for public use.

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