Speaker
Matthew Henry Klein
(University of Michigan (US))
Description
With the full Run 2 pp collision dataset collected at 13 TeV by the ATLAS experiment, it is now possible to perform detailed measurements of Higgs boson properties in many production and decay modes. In many cases, novel experimental techniques were developed to allow for these measurements. This talk presents various such techniques, including embedding of simulated objects in data; special object weighting techniques to maximize statistical precision; developing special trigger, reconstruction, and identification algorithms for non-standard objects; special treatments of sources of two-point theory systematic uncertainties; and special developments in likelihood-based fitting techniques.
Primary authors
ATLAS Collaboration
Imma Riu
(IFAE Barcelona (ES))
