Speaker
Dr
Ivan Kresimir Furic
(University of Florida (US))
Description
A key challenge at high luminosity hadron colliders is the selection of sufficiently pure event samples against large QCD backgrounds, whilst keeping data rates within practical bounds. The CMS trigger system performs the first step in event selection, and its performance dictates the physics reach of the experiment in many areas. As LHC luminosity continues to increase over the next decade, both the trigger strategy and systems must evolve. We describe the upgrade plans for the CMS trigger, including the possible use of tracking information at level-1, and explore the impact for the high-luminosity physics programme.
Author
Dr
Ivan Kresimir Furic
(University of Florida (US))
