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arxiv 0709.1026 v2 pith:NH3F46UA submitted 2007-09-07 hep-ph

Parton showers from the dipole formalism

Michael Dinsdale , Marko Ternick , Stefan Weinzierl This is my paper
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We present an implementation of a parton shower algorithm for hadron colliders and electron-positron colliders based on the dipole factorisation formulae. The algorithm treats initial-state partons on equal footing with final-state partons. We implemented the algorithm for massless and massive partons.

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