Speakers
Christophe Clement
(Stockholm University (SE))
Christophe Clement
(Stockholm University)
Description
In order to fully exploit the abundance of hadronically decaying high momentum top quarks, and W, Z or Higgs bosons produced at LHC, jet substucture has become crucial to a wide array of searches and measurements. The latest ATLAS results in terms of optimisation and performance of large radius jets taggers are presented. The calibration of large radius jets energy and mass and their systematic uncertainties are also presented.
| Experimental Collaboration | ATLAS |
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Primary authors
Christophe Clement
(Stockholm University (SE))
Christophe Clement
(Stockholm University)
